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GOOD HEART: GoFundMe campaigns give brilliant teens shot at dream universities
May 22nd, 2020 | Category: GOODHEART | 5:20As they campaign to raise funds to attend their dream universities, two Jamaican students are teaching the country an important lesson — there are no insurmountable boundaries or barriers to achieving one’s aim and objectives. Upper sixth-form students Michael Jovan Anthony ‘MJ’ Forbes and Yashieka Fearon are using GoFundMe to pursue their dreams of higher education and, with donations coming in, these aspirations now have the possibility of becoming a reality.
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GOOD HEART: GoFundMe campaigns give brilliant teens shot at dream universities
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