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The Jamaica Combined Cadet Force received a donation of office furniture from The Jamaica National Group. Posing with the items are (background from left): Lieutenant Colonel (retired), Garfield Prendergast (left), General Manager, JN Properties; Omar Wright (second left), Lead for Environment and Community Development at the JN Foundation; Captain Dale Maitland of the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force; Claudine Allen, General Manager, JN Foundation; Parris Lyew-Ayee, Chairman of the JN Foundation and Lieutenant Colonel Clifton Lumsden, Commanding Officer of the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force. Seated in front are two students. The furniture are expected to enhance the operations of the Cadet Force and improve comfort.

The Jamaica Combined Cadet Force had its resource centre significantly transformed on Labour Day, May 23, by dedicated employees of The Jamaica National Group. Organised by the JN Foundation, the 35-member volunteer corps spent the day painting and carrying out infrastructural work to improve both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the space. The Jamaica National Group also donated furniture and equipment valued at $2.5 million. The furniture is expected to enhance the operations of the Cadet Force and ensure that the cadets are housed in a comfortable and efficient environment for training and development.

Meanwhile, Laura’s Basic School in Duhaney Park, St Andrew received a brand-new kitchen courtesy of a volunteer team from JN Fund Managers, who renovated a 20-foot container into a kitchen for students attending the school.

Employees of JN Fund Managers take a group photo after accomplishing their Labour Day project at Laura’s Basic School in Duhaney Park, St Andrew.
JN Group employees painted the resource centre at the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force at Up Park Camp in St Andrew. Led by the JN Foundation, some 35 volunteers worked to upgrade the facility.
JN Group employees painted the resource centre at the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force at Up Park Camp in St Andrew. Led by the JN Foundation, some 35 volunteers worked to upgrade the facility.
The general compound of the Jamaica Combine Cadet Force was also beautified with plants by the JN Group employees.
Brando Hayden (right), Managing Director of JN Fund Managers, paints the outside of the 20-foot container that was transformed into a kitchen for students at Laura’s Basic School in Duhaney Park, St Andrew on Labour Day. Looking on are Edith Chaplin (centre), Principal of the school and Michelle Dixon, Vice Principal.
JN Group employees painted the resource centre at the Jamaica Combined Cadet Force at Up Park Camp in St Andrew. Led by the JN Foundation, some 35 volunteers worked to upgrade the facility.
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