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Stakeholders Rally Behind MBJ Charity Run Raising Record $22 Million
The team at Montego Bay Sangster International recently held its fourth annual MBJ Charity Run and set a new fundraising record of $22 million for education and community development in Western Jamaica.
This event is supported by various stakeholders including corporate sponsors and government officials, which underscores the community’s commitment to education and development. Marking its 50th anniversary, the Airports Authority of Jamaica was this year’s the title sponsor, further emphasizing its long-term commitment to education as a means to combat crime and foster economic growth. Some other local sponsors included Club Mobay, Elite Concepts and Solutions (ECS), His Worship Mayor Richard Vernon of Montego Bay, and the St. James Municipal Corporation.
More than 2,300 participants hit the runway with 87 sponsors contributing to the event’s success. Funds raised are earmarked for academic scholarships and community development projects. MBJ will be awarding grants to 150 students directly and announcing six community development project and school beneficiairies in a ceremony on November 19, 2024.
Vantage’s network locations support a variety of Environmental, Social, and Governance initiatives. By investing in education and community development, MBJ Airports Limited and its partners are addressing social issues such as crime and economic disparity. These efforts align with global ESG goals, promoting sustainable development and corporate responsibility.
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