IGL executives Byron Henry, loss prevention manager, and Debbie-Ann Myers, territory sales manager, serve juice to students of the Riverton Meadows Early Childhood Centre in Kingston after presenting the institution with a cheque for $300,000 and one year's supply of cooking gas. The funds will go to its breakfast feeding programme and other critical programmes. For the last 18 years, IGL, through its charitable arm, IGL Ignite Foundation has been leading a team of staff members to the institution annually, donating cash to the breakfast feeding programme and volunteering time to feed and read to students.
June 4, 2017
Photo: IGL in action
IGL executives Byron Henry, loss prevention manager, and Debbie-Ann Myers, territory sales manager, serve juice to students of the Riverton Meadows Early Childhood Centre in Kingston after presenting the institution with a cheque for $300,000 and one year’s supply of cooking gas. The funds will go to its breakfast feeding programme and other critical programmes. For the last 18 years, IGL, through its charitable arm, IGL Ignite Foundation has been leading a team of staff members to the institution annually, donating cash to the breakfast feeding programme and volunteering time to feed and read to students.
