Bounty Killer is lauding the latest philanthropic efforts of ace footballer Leon Bailey. In a social post, Bounty shared a newspaper article highlighting the footballer’s sponsorship and adoption of the Bellevue Hospital.

As a caption Bounty saluted Bailey and others involved in the initiative, noting their generosity and implored bloggers to highlight the feat, referring to their tendency to highlight negativity.  The dancehall trailblazer in closing acknowledged caregivers, humanitarians and philanthropists and wished blessings upon them.

The Bellevue Hospital Jamaica’s sole public psychiatric medical institution officially opened its family room, The Wellness Lounge on Monday March 3. A representative from the institution told IRIE FM that Bailey will be recognized later this month with the lounge being named in his honour.

The lounge will serve as a forum to effectively enhance communication between patients and their loved ones.

Bailey kick-started the project with a contribution of five hundred thousand Jamaican dollars through his Foundation.

Last September, Bounty Killer and his manager Paul Giscombe through the Bounty Killer Foundation donated among other items, air-conditioning units and wheelchairs.  

United Kingdom-based Barrister, Suzette Thompson, donated monies which the hospital says was used to purchase a premium USB video-conferencing system as well as furniture to create a home-like setting for the lounge.