A Story of Hope: TTF Fundraising Concert Recap
Saturday, 27th September 2025, at Battersea SDA Church, London
Hosted by the Thompson and Troupe Foundation, raising a total of £1,118

A Night of Music, Mission, and Meaning!

What began as an evening of music blossomed into a movement of compassion. Voices lifted in praise became voices of purpose, and a congregation of supporters, both in person and online, transformed worship into tangible help for children in Jamaica.

A Night of Worship and Fundraising:
A Story of “Hope” and was not just a concert but a celebration of unity, generosity, and faith in action.

The purpose was clear from the very first note to the final encore, to raise funds for school Fees, Uniforms, and essential Supplies for children in Jamaica. The programme flowed effortlessly between reflective worship and joyful celebration, guided by the ever-gracious MC Marvin Fishley, whose warmth and poise kept hearts lifted and the evening beautifully focused.

Programme Highlights
Opening: Jhardell. She set a tone of faith and assurance with a moving rendition of “I Can Trust Jesus.”

Soulful Reflection:
Charmine Elliot stirred hearts with “Feel No Way.”
A Young Talent: Ten-year-old Jaiden inspired the audience with the “Champion of Love.”
Operatic Grace: Marcella Degale brought classical elegance to the stage with “It Is No Secret.”
Duet: Sharon Niles and Ruth Niles offered a deeply felt performance of “The Potter’s House.”

Inclusivity on Stage:
Sounds of Silence added powerful visual poetry through sign language, turning melody into movement.
Family Ensemble: The Kwamegahs uplifted spirits with “He Is Here.”

Moving Solos:
Michelle Boyd and Stacy-Ann Montaque touched hearts with “People Need the Lord.”

The Finale:
Samantha Okafor closed the evening in triumphant style with “The Greatest Love of All.”

Gratitude in Every Note
To every artist who sang, played, mimed, or signed, we thank you. Your gift of time and talent transformed music into hope and rhythm into a source of restoration.

Behind the scenes, our volunteers, ushers, and production crew worked quietly but powerfully to make the night seamless. Your diligence created an atmosphere of peace and professionalism that allowed every performance to shine.

Our Media Team deserves special recognition for managing livestreams, adapting to changes, and capturing each moment with skill and grace. You ensured that even those far away felt part of the worship and witness.

And to the Battersea SDA Church catering team, your hospitality truly warmed the evening. From preparing refreshments to serving guests with care, you embodied the heart of service. Your generosity made the event not only beautiful but also nourishing in every sense.

Impact and Gratitude
Thanks to the generosity of everyone who attended, watched, and made donations, a total of £1,118 was raised to support children in Jamaica. These funds will support school fees, uniforms, and essential learning materials, empowering young lives to dream, learn, and thrive.

To every performer, volunteer, donor, and viewer, thank you. You are the heartbeat of this story of hope. Your presence, your prayers, and your giving spirit have made a lasting difference…

The story continues, and the Thompson and Troupe Foundation will continue to share updates on how your contributions are transforming lives, as well as when we’ll gather again to celebrate and serve.

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Together, we can. Together, we can make a lasting difference and build brighter futures for the next generation. One-Child One-Community at a time.