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FirstCaribbean Invests $150,000 in
St. George’s Computer Programme
Managing Director Clovis Metcalfe and Principal Margaret
Campbell, surrounded by eager students. Mr. Metcalfe, in
presenting his company’s cheque to Principal of the school,
Mrs. Margaret Campbell, reiterated the Bank’s commitment to
investing in “education and training and the development of
skills for peak performance.”
Curphy Home benefits
from FirstCaribbean
Support
FirstCaribbean’s Head of
Corporate Security Jonathan
Wemyss-Gorman and
Matron Keisha Johnson sort
the supplies donated to
the Curphy Home for War
Veterans. Jonathan and
members of the Mandeville
Branch travelled to the serene
hills of Manchester to hand
over $120,000 worth of much
needed supplies to the Home.
The 50-year-old Curphy
Home is the place where those
surviving Jamaican servicemen
who fought in the First and
Second World Wars, are able
to live out their remaining
years in dignity.
FirstCaribbean Boost for RISE
Clovis Metcalfe, Managing Director, FirstCaribbean International
Bank (Jamaica) Limited, presents the Bank’s cheque for $300,000
to Jan Lopez, Financial Administrator, Reaching Individuals
through Success and Education (RISE) Life Management Services.
The donation, under the Bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility
Policy, will be used to upgrade the computer lab at RISE, a nongovernmental
organisation providing drug abuse prevention,
remedial education and health-related services for at-risk youth.
Photo courtesy Jamaica Environment Trust. © Hugh Wright, June 2009
St. Hugh’s Prep Wins 2009 Schools
Environment Programme
Managing Director Clovis Metcalfe presents the top award to
students of St. Hugh’s Prep for their performance in the Jamaica
Environment Trust’s 2009 Schools’ Environment Programme.
The school was adjudged ‘Most environmentally aware school’
for 2009. Sharing the moment is their teacher Frances Walters-
Tavares (partly hidden). FirstCaribbean is the longest serving
sponsor of the Schools’ Environment Programme, having been
with the initiative since inception.
Building Society staff nurtures relationship with the Glenhope nursery
FirstCaribbean International Bank (Jamaica) Limited presented a cheque
for $120,000 under their Adopt-a-Cause programme, to build a roof for the
recreational area at the Glenhope Nursery. Here, FirstCaribbean Building Society
General Manager (right), Robert Wright and Olive Subratie (centre), Customer
Care Officer, present the cheque to Nursery Manager Winsome Smith (left).
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