The festive season in Jamaica has been illuminated by the kindness and community engagement of some of the country’s illustrious athletes from the world of track and field. Usain Bolt, Shericka Jackson, Elaine Thompson-Herah, and Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, celebrated not simply for their athletic prowess but also for their charitable endeavors, have delivered a hint of warmth to Christmas in Jamaica.

The success of these tasks isn’t always attributed to the determination of those athletes, but also to the beneficent help from sponsors. Recently in one such collaboration, one of the greatest Jamaican sprinters lightened up the Christmas of a bunch of little ones.

Usain Bolt & Co.: Spreading Joy in 2023

Recently, the official Instagram page of Digiceljamaica posted a video of Bolt being seen playing with the children on the occasion of Christmas. The sprinter later re-posted the reel on his account. The sprinter recently also took part in a Christmas giveaway through the Usain Bolt and Janet Richards foundations. Their joint effort has resulted in a considerate donation to the Montego Bay Mustard Seed Communities Children’s Home in St. James. There are other track and field stars also shining brightly in the Christmas sky.

Shericka Jackson, following a season marked by achievements and triumphs, has embraced the vacation spirit in collaboration with the WATA logo to bring Christmas joy to a group of children. Alongside that, in a heartfelt video, she shared intimate information about her favorite Christmas traditions, offering a glimpse into her personal life. The list does not end here.

Jamaican stars spread fast tracks of happiness

Beyond Shericka Jackson, Elaine Thompson-Herah has embarked on a collaborative effort with the “fastelainefoundation” for a heartwarming Christmas treat. Her social media posts provide a window into the current force she initiated in partnership with Puma, emphasizing her dedication to making the holidays unique. Thompson-Herah’s festive projects move past non-public celebrations, underscoring her dedication to spreading kindness and joy to others. Olympic gold medalist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce was also not left behind.

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Through the Pocket Rocket Foundation, Fraser-Pryce has added the spirit of Christmas to Ewarton for three consecutive years. The festive treat hosted at the Windalco Sports Complex has come to be a cornerstone event in the community, bringing smiles, presents, and thrilling activities to about 300 kids. Fraser-Pryce’s husband, Jason Pryce, hailing from Ewarton, played a pivotal role in bringing this heartwarming event to his place of birth. Their efforts mirror a dedication to community well-being, and the pleasure they bring to the kids echoes far past the race tracks, embodying the genuine essence of Christmas.

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