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JAM | Jan 3, 2026

A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group delivers hope and holiday cheer to communities in Savanna-la-Mar

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Members of the Joy to the West Initiative gathered at their first stop of three to spread Christmas cheer

In the spirit of compassion, resilience, and community, A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group journeyed to Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, to bring relief, hope and Christmas cheer to families and institutions still recovering from the impact of Hurricane Melissa.

The initiative, titled “Joy to the West,” marked Phase 2 of the company’s hurricane relief efforts and blended disaster support with the warmth of the Christmas season. As one of the communities most severely impacted by the hurricane, Westmoreland became the focus of a day dedicated to restoring dignity, spreading joy, and reminding communities that they are not forgotten. 

A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group Managing Director Nickeria Smickle presenting a Christmas Gift to Fiona Tate of manager at Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation, Savanna-La-Mar.

Through a series of carefully planned stops, A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group extended support to some of the parish’s most vulnerable groups. At the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation – Westmoreland, donations included baby supplies, sanitary items, water, refreshments, and essential materials to support daily operations. 

In a heartfelt gesture of appreciation, each staff member also received a pair of shoes as a Christmas gift, recognising their unwavering dedication to women and families in need. The team then visited Llandilo School of Special Education, where students and staff were treated to toys, educational supplies, hygiene items, refreshments, and water. 

Commitment to inclusive giving 

A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group Devon Dallas enjoys a game of Jenga with the children of Cooke Street, Savanna-La- Mar at the group third and final stop of the “Joy to the West’

The visit underscored the company’s commitment to inclusive giving, ensuring children with special needs and their educators felt supported and celebrated during the holiday season. The final stop at the Cooke Street Sports Complex transformed the space into a vibrant community celebration. 

Children and parents enjoyed a festive atmosphere complete with bounce house entertainment, toys, school supplies, clothing, hygiene items, refreshments, and Christmas gifts—creating moments of joy, laughter, and togetherness. Reflecting on the initiative, Founder and Managing Director of A-List Marketing Entertainment, Nickeria Smickle remarked, “Westmoreland was deeply impacted by Hurricane Melissa, and we felt a responsibility not just to give, but to show up with love, dignity, and joy. ‘Joy to the West’ is more than a relief effort—it is a reminder that even in difficult times, our communities are not forgotten. We believe in inclusive giving and in meeting people where they are, especially our children and the most vulnerable among us.”

A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group Managing Director Nickeria Smickle and Guidance Counsellor Tameka Herde-Smith shares moment of laughter as she receives her Christmas gift at the group’s second stop at the Llandilo School of Special Education.

Through Joy to the West, the Kingston based A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group continues to demonstrate that corporate responsibility goes beyond business—rooted instead in empathy, presence, and purposeful action that uplifts communities when it matters most. Through purposeful and strategic social initiatives, the company actively supports vulnerable and underserved communities, particularly during times of crisis. 

Guided by a people-first philosophy, A-List Marketing & Entertainment Group believes in creating impact that extends beyond commerce to build stronger, more resilient communities.

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