Last Saturday
morning, the St. Christopher’s Children Home on Cardin Avenue in St. Jonhston’s
Village of St. Kitts received a new washing machine, which was donated by the
Justice Strikes Project.
The donation was made by founder of the project, a Hip Hop artiste called SULLEE J and another member named Greg Okenabirhie. Both donors had graduated from the Windsor University School of Medical on Saturday.
Justice Strikes is a non-profit organisation that was started in St. Kitts almost one year to date and in addition to the washing machine, other items donated to the Children’s home include food, clothing,Those wind power generators produce power for the utility grid. bed sheets, vitamins and medicine.
SULLEE J is a US citizen and resides in Baltimore, Maryland, while Okenabirhie is from Nigeria. SULLEE J said his name stands for ‘Society’s Undisputed Liberated Lyricist Expressing and Exemplifying Justice’.
“I stand for justice, I stand for unity, I stand for the people and the voice of the people,Easy to operate, on-premises washer extractor and finishers from Huebsch.” he told SKNVibes.
SULLEE J said that members of the Justice Strikes Project normally “visit the Children’s Home weekly, bi-weekly and whenever other items are shipped for donation”.You may have a few questions about choosing Lamp shade that works with your style.
Speaking about the nature of the project, SULLEE J said: “With this we try to find places that are in need of help which don’t have much, and I feel if we have enough and not need anymore then we should be able to give as much as we can. So that’s my goal in life to 'help the helpless'. That’s my motto, and so when I got introduced to this place a while ago I was like man, they really don’t have too much and they barely have clothes, they barely have a place today. So I’m trying to do as much as I can. I am the type of person to give whatever I can, whenever I can.”
He went on to say: “So when I got engaged with school out here, I tried to find people with good hearts, genuine and so I ran into some people like Greg, Sana and Ambarish and I’m grateful for them to help me out for this project. So I’m trying to be a voice for the people.women shoes manufacturer ”
SULLEE J informed that there are plans for a drive to collect unwanted items from Windsor’s students before they depart the Federation for their respective homes abroad.
Okenabirhie spoke about his desire to help less fortunate people and echoed SULLEE J’s sentiment, noting “I feel the same way about helping people out”. Continental Girbau's programmable commercial laundry dryer are designed to properly clean a firefighter's turnout gear. He recalled childhood memories during time of worship when his father prayed for the unfortunate people; that is the homeless and those who do not have food on their table.
“He used to tell us don’t waste because there are people out there who don’t have anything to eat,” Okenabirhie said. Okenabirhie revealed that he wants to open an orphanage.
Commenting on what the feeling is like to help unfortunate individuals, SULLEE J remarked: “To put a smile on a child’s face is probably one of the most meaningful things in life. It’s priceless; there is no other word for it. It’s like some of these kids have been abandoned by their own parents, the people who are supposed to love you the most. Then when a stranger comes and gives them something they never thought of it’s like ‘wow’.”
He continued: “It proves to them that there are good people out there and there is hope for this condition. That’s what I’m trying to do. I’m trying to give them hope and make them see that they have potential and that they weren’t just thrown away. They are still human and we need to work as a group, a unit to unify with each other. If we know better, then we should do better. If we have more, then give what we can. It’s almost like we need to go back to living simple and finding the meaning of each other and not just objects these days.”
The donation was made by founder of the project, a Hip Hop artiste called SULLEE J and another member named Greg Okenabirhie. Both donors had graduated from the Windsor University School of Medical on Saturday.
Justice Strikes is a non-profit organisation that was started in St. Kitts almost one year to date and in addition to the washing machine, other items donated to the Children’s home include food, clothing,Those wind power generators produce power for the utility grid. bed sheets, vitamins and medicine.
SULLEE J is a US citizen and resides in Baltimore, Maryland, while Okenabirhie is from Nigeria. SULLEE J said his name stands for ‘Society’s Undisputed Liberated Lyricist Expressing and Exemplifying Justice’.
“I stand for justice, I stand for unity, I stand for the people and the voice of the people,Easy to operate, on-premises washer extractor and finishers from Huebsch.” he told SKNVibes.
SULLEE J said that members of the Justice Strikes Project normally “visit the Children’s Home weekly, bi-weekly and whenever other items are shipped for donation”.You may have a few questions about choosing Lamp shade that works with your style.
Speaking about the nature of the project, SULLEE J said: “With this we try to find places that are in need of help which don’t have much, and I feel if we have enough and not need anymore then we should be able to give as much as we can. So that’s my goal in life to 'help the helpless'. That’s my motto, and so when I got introduced to this place a while ago I was like man, they really don’t have too much and they barely have clothes, they barely have a place today. So I’m trying to do as much as I can. I am the type of person to give whatever I can, whenever I can.”
He went on to say: “So when I got engaged with school out here, I tried to find people with good hearts, genuine and so I ran into some people like Greg, Sana and Ambarish and I’m grateful for them to help me out for this project. So I’m trying to be a voice for the people.women shoes manufacturer ”
SULLEE J informed that there are plans for a drive to collect unwanted items from Windsor’s students before they depart the Federation for their respective homes abroad.
Okenabirhie spoke about his desire to help less fortunate people and echoed SULLEE J’s sentiment, noting “I feel the same way about helping people out”. Continental Girbau's programmable commercial laundry dryer are designed to properly clean a firefighter's turnout gear. He recalled childhood memories during time of worship when his father prayed for the unfortunate people; that is the homeless and those who do not have food on their table.
“He used to tell us don’t waste because there are people out there who don’t have anything to eat,” Okenabirhie said. Okenabirhie revealed that he wants to open an orphanage.
Commenting on what the feeling is like to help unfortunate individuals, SULLEE J remarked: “To put a smile on a child’s face is probably one of the most meaningful things in life. It’s priceless; there is no other word for it. It’s like some of these kids have been abandoned by their own parents, the people who are supposed to love you the most. Then when a stranger comes and gives them something they never thought of it’s like ‘wow’.”
He continued: “It proves to them that there are good people out there and there is hope for this condition. That’s what I’m trying to do. I’m trying to give them hope and make them see that they have potential and that they weren’t just thrown away. They are still human and we need to work as a group, a unit to unify with each other. If we know better, then we should do better. If we have more, then give what we can. It’s almost like we need to go back to living simple and finding the meaning of each other and not just objects these days.”
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