Bounty Killer Foundation Donates Wheelchair To Teen With Cerebral Palsy

The Bounty Killer Foundation donated a wheelchair along with some cash to a Linstead, St Catherine teen who has cerebral palsy.

The dancehall veteran’s foundation presented 14-year-old Deandra Thomas with a brand new wheelchair valued at over $100,oo0 JMD on Wednesday.  The 14-year-old who lives in the Ewarton community also received a wad of cash and some personal items.

In an Instagram post today, the artiste said his foundation “continues to deliver” by presenting “a brand new Wheelchair with reclining seat hand breaks and inflated wheels valued 160,000 with $100,000 cash also some personal items was made to Deandra Thomas.”

Bounty Killer added, “We Share Bcuz We Care!! Anybody who wants to help or donate to Deandra can reach her mom here on IG @jodyevans30.”

Cerebral palsy involves a group of permanent movement disorders that vary from person to person.

The Bounty Killer Foundation was started in 2018, and the foundation has been particularly active at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH).

The artiste whose real name is Rodney Price said he was particularly interested in supporting the KPH, as that was the medical facility in which he was treated for a gunshot wound in 1986.

In June 2020, the Bounty Killer Foundation partnered with the Digicel Foundation, both entities distributed care packages to some of the most vulnerable families in an area popularly known as Back-To,  formally known as Majesty Gardens.

Only a few weeks ago, the Foundation had donated cash and building materials to 17-year-old St. Andrew resident Ashley Watson, to help complete construction of a bedroom at the premises where she resides.

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