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JN Foundation donates to Mustard Seed communities

Published:Wednesday | December 27, 2023 | 12:08 AM
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Ann-Marie Adams (right), assistant administrator at Sophie’s Place, an arm of the Mustard Seeds Communities, is presented with gifts from the JN Foundation. Making the presentation is Candice Nichols (second left), social Impact assessment officer at the
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Ann-Marie Adams (right), assistant administrator at Sophie’s Place, an arm of the Mustard Seeds Communities, is presented with gifts from the JN Foundation. Making the presentation is Candice Nichols (second left), social Impact assessment officer at the JN Foundation, assisted by Mickalia Grant (left), IT business manager, JN Group, IT. The presentation took place at Sophie’s Place in Gordon Town.
Darcy Williams (second left), executive director of Mustard Seed Communities Jamaica, expressed her delight in receiving diapers and milk products from members of the JN Foundation team, Candice Nichols (second left), social impact assessment officer at t
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Darcy Williams (second left), executive director of Mustard Seed Communities Jamaica, expressed her delight in receiving diapers and milk products from members of the JN Foundation team, Candice Nichols (second left), social impact assessment officer at the JN Foundation, and Omar Wright (left), lead, environment, and community development programmes at the JN Foundation. Sharing in the moment is Ezlyn McKenzie, administrator of My Father’s Place. The presentation took place at My Father’s Place at Mahoe Drive in Kingston.
Nadia Williams (second right), administrator of Mary’s Child, an apostolate of Mustard Seeds Communities, is happy to receive diapers and milk products from Shinel Richards (left), Camille Barrett (second left) and Chris-Ann Thompson, member care repres
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Nadia Williams (second right), administrator of Mary’s Child, an apostolate of Mustard Seeds Communities, is happy to receive diapers and milk products from Shinel Richards (left), Camille Barrett (second left) and Chris-Ann Thompson, member care representatives of Total Credit Services, a member company of The Jamaica National Group.
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The JN Foundation through its Comfort for Christmas initiative donated diapers and milk products to six Mustard Seed communities across four parishes. The gesture involved members of staff of the Jamaica National Group and member companies donating to the project for the outreach during the Christmas holiday. This marks the second staging of the event organised by the JN Foundation.