Supreme Ventures’ Money Time Mega Vault Delivers Millions in Winnings in Opening Week
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Supreme Ventures Limited has announced that its
new Money Time Mega Vault progressive jackpot feature has already produced nine jackpot
winners, just one week after its launch on December 7. A lucky player from St. Thomas was the
first winner taking home the Mega Vault prize of $346,200.
Since then players from St. James, St. Mary and St. Andrew have collectively won over Two
Million Dollars.
“Money Time has always been a favourite with our players, and the Mega Vault takes that
excitement to another level,” said Stefan Miller, CEO- Supreme Ventures Gaming. “Seeing the
jackpot hit so quickly and deliver more than two million in winnings to our customers in our
very first week shows exactly what this feature is designed to do- create big wins in just a few
minutes of play. This is especially important post Hurricane Melissa when so many people need
extra resources to aid in recovery.”
Introduced as an enhancement to the popular Money Time game, the Money Time Mega Vault is
a progressive jackpot that grows continuously as customers play. The feature starts
at $100,000 and increases every four minutes, giving players the chance to win substantial prizes
in a very short time. Once the Mega Vault is hit, it immediately resets to $100,000, ensuring a
consistently attractive jackpot for players.
To qualify for the Mega Vault, players must “Mega” their Money Time ticket with a spend of
$20 or more. The percentage of the Mega Vault that each winner receives is based on the amount
of their Mega spend, rewarding those who choose to play at higher levels.

With the rollout of the Money Time Mega Vault, Supreme Ventures has also discontinued the
previous Money Time Jackpot, transitioning all jackpot activity for the game to this new
progressive feature. The company anticipates that the constantly building prize pool, frequent
fourminute draw cycle and the opportunity to win a share of a growing vault will make Money
Time even more exciting for its customers.
Supreme Ventures continues to promote responsible gaming and reminds all participants that
they must be 18 years or older to play.

Lifespan Spring Water Supports Relief Efforts Following Hurricane Melissa
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In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, which left several communities across western Jamaica in urgent need of relief, Lifespan Spring Water had stepped forward to support recovery efforts through critical water donations.

Recognizing that access to clean drinking water is among the most pressing needs, Lifespan has collaborated with Rotary Jamaica to fill and distribute hundreds of gallons of water to hard-hit communities in Negril and Savanna-la-Mar.

The initiative is being spearheaded by Assistant Governor Peta-Gaye Pryce, who coordinated efforts among her nest of Rotary clubs across the island. Clubs in less-affected areas mobilized quickly, delivering food, hygiene supplies, and water to those impacted. In response to the urgent call for water, Lifespan opened its Buff Bay plant to fill Rotary’s gallon-and-a-half containers, ensuring families in the west received clean, safe drinking water.

In addition to its partnership with Rotary, Lifespan also donated 50 cases of 5-gallon bottled water to Dream Entertainment in support of their hurricane relief drive, extending the company’s reach to more communities in need.

“Lifespan has always been committed to the well-being of Jamaicans,” said Karonna Atkins, Brand Manager at Lifespan Spring Water. “In times of crisis, we see it as our duty to step up and provide one of the most essential resources — clean water — to help families recover and rebuild.”

Through these and several other efforts, Lifespan continues to demonstrate its dedication to community resilience and its ongoing partnership with civic organizations across Jamaica.

About Lifespan Spring Water
Lifespan Spring Water, sourced from the Blue Mountains of Jamaica, is a leading producer of natural alkaline spring water. The company is committed to sustainability, community development, and providing high-quality hydration to Jamaicans and beyond.

Ziggy Marley, U.R.G.E Foundation and BossMom Network Rebuild Homes for Jamaica’s Mothers and Children
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The U.R.G.E. Foundation, led by Ziggy and Orly Marley, will broaden their home rebuild

projects to assist displaced families affected by Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica.

An extension of an already successful partnership led by Michelle Gordon, Founder of the

BossMom Network, and the Goodwill Ambassador for Food For The Poor, the organizations

share the continued commitment of rebuilding homes, restoring hope, and empowering single

mothers & children cross the island.

The initial $50,000 US donation amplifies the commitment from Marley and U.R.G.E., who have

taken immediate action following the storm, working to raise additional funding across the

music industry. New initiatives will be announced in the coming weeks, focusing on immediate

hurricane relief assistance as well as long-term financial support for the rebuild ahead.

“Ziggy and Orly have been with us from the beginning.” said Michelle Gordon. “Their renewed

support at this critical time allows us to move quickly from relief to restoration, helping mothers

get out of survival mode and back into nurturing their children and rebuilding their futures.”

Since its inception, BossMom Builds has partnered with Food For The Poor Jamaica to provide

safe, sustainable housing for mothers in need. Following the devastation of Hurricane Melissa,

the initiative has shifted focus to a $100,000 rebuilding campaign, aimed at repairing damaged

homes, furnishing new ones, and restoring livelihoods for affected families.

Marketing, PR and Missions Manager, Marsha Burrell-Rose, shared that “Partnerships like this

remind us that we are stronger together. BossMom Builds, the URGE Foundation, and Food

For The Poor are combining faith, purpose, and action to rebuild communities and restore lives

across Jamaica. This is compassion in motion, and I am honoured to be part of it.”

“Our foundation’s work is about love in action,” said Ziggy Marley, Founder of the URGE

Foundation. “We’ve seen firsthand what happens when people come together to lift others up.

Jamaica has always been home, and helping families rebuild after this storm is part of our

shared responsibility to each other.”

Since 1992, the URGE Foundation (Unlimited Resources Giving Enlightenment) has been

dedicated to improving the lives of children and families through education, health, and

community development. Its ongoing collaboration with BossMom Builds continues to

highlight what can happen when compassion meets partnership, and when Jamaicans and the

global community join hands in service.

With this new donation, the partnership is well on its way toward its $100,000 goal, and

Gordon is inviting individuals, corporate partners, and the Jamaican diaspora to join the

mission. “We’ve built before, and with your help, we can build more,” Gordon added. “Every

contribution, no matter the size, helps us rebuild homes, restore hope, and keep our mothers

and children safe.”

How to Support

Donations can be made directly through Food for the Poor Jamaica, where all funds are

tracked and designated to BossMom Builds for reconstruction efforts.

Donate now: https://foodforthepoorja.org/bossmom

About BossMom Builds

BossMom Builds is a social impact initiative founded by Michelle Gordon, focused on building

homes and restoring livelihoods for single mothers across Jamaica. In partnership with Food for

the Poor Jamaica, the program has completed a dozen homes since 2022, empowering

families to rebuild their lives through stable housing and entrepreneurial support.

About URGE Foundation

Founded by Ziggy and Orly Marley, the URGE Foundation (Unlimited Resources Giving

Enlightenment) is dedicated to uplifting children and families through education, housing, and

sustainable community projects in Jamaica and beyond.

Berger Paints Jamaica Partners with Private Sectors’ Hurricane Relief Program to Provide Critical Water Relief to Central and Western Parishes
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Berger Paints Jamaica Limited (BPJL) has joined forces with the private sectors’ hurricane relief programme to provide essential water relief to communities across central and western Jamaica affected by the recent passage of Hurricane Melissa.

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