In the wake of Hurricane Melissa’s devastation, particularly in Jamaica, celebrities are stepping up to contribute their time, influence, and resources to aid recovery efforts. Among the first to act is British actress Jodie Turner-Smith, who has launched a T-shirt campaign in collaboration with the global health and humanitarian organization Project HOPE. The campaign, which began this past weekend, features the ‘Deh Yah Still’ T-shirt, available in both adult and children’s sizes on https://everpress.com/. Turner-Smith, born in the UK to Jamaican immigrants, has always maintained a strong connection to her cultural roots, which inspired this initiative. The T-shirt design, inspired by a photo of Turner-Smith and her daughter in Jamaica, symbolizes hope, community, resilience, and reverence for the island. The phrase ‘deh yah still,’ written in the sand, serves as a powerful reminder of the enduring spirit of the Jamaican people. Turner-Smith urges everyone to support the cause by purchasing the T-shirt and sharing the campaign with friends and loved ones. American actress Jennifer Aniston has also shown her support by reposting the campaign on her Instagram. The T-shirts are available in a variety of colors, including Burgundy, Bottle Green, Ecru, Melange Grey, Navy Blue, Sweet Lilac, and White. This initiative highlights the importance of collective action in times of crisis and the significant role celebrities can play in mobilizing resources and awareness.