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EmpowerFest to issue $150,000 in back-to-school support today
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Career & Education
July 22, 2016

EmpowerFest to issue $150,000 in back-to-school support today

Mind Food International and Grennell’s Driving School will be issuing back-to-school support worth $150,000 at the Jamaica Conference Centre today when they host EmpowerFest, an annual personal development seminar.

“Mind Food/Grennell’s saw the need to help students with back-to-school expenses. It is known that many families are struggling and we seek to assist by pooling funding from those who are in a position to change a student’s life,” says Natassia Wright, co-founder of Mind Food International.

Wright and her husband Jamar, who are both authors, founded the organisation to “equip people with the tools to live a life of empowerment, purpose and vision”. They staged the first seminar in 2014.

“EmpowerFest is all about helping people achieve their dreams and motivating them to walk in their God-given purpose,” the husband says.

The seminar is designed for adults and youth and will feature Georgia Bryce, CEO of Building According to Pattern; empowerment speakers Professor Cassandra Dillon and Dr Wes Scott; and Dr Clyde Mayberry, author and life coach. The event’s patron, Minister of Education, Youth and Information Ruel Reid is also expected to present.

Mind Food has social media presence at www.facebook.com/Mind-Food-196150260543978/

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