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Bracelets available as part of Sagicor Sigma Run 2019 fund-raising
Sagicor Bank CEO Chorvelle Johnson (left) shows off her OriginalArm Candy bracelets in support of the fundraising efforts for the21st staging of the Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run. Occasion wasWednesday's launch at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel of the charityroad race event. At right is designer of the bracelets, GiannaFakhourie.
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January 11, 2019

Bracelets available as part of Sagicor Sigma Run 2019 fund-raising

THE Sagicor Foundation has reintroduced beautiful, fashionable and attractive charm bracelets as part of its Sigma Run store items in a bid to raise funds for its signature charity road race — the Sagicor Sigma Run.

The bracelets, designed by Gianna Fakhourie of Original Arm Candy, are not only for a good cause but will accentuate the fashion sense of event supporters who wish to be stylish while giving back, a Sagicor Foundation release said.

The attractive arm candies are available for purchase at the Sagicor Sigma Run Secretariat located on the ground floor of the R Danny Williams Building, Sagicor Group Jamaica Head Office in New Kingston. Each bracelet cost $2,500.

Proceeds from the sale of the bracelets will go towards meeting the $52 million fundraising target that will benefit the 2019 Sigma Run beneficiaries –—The May Pen Hospital Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Lupus Foundation of Jamaica and the Diabetes Foundation of Jamaica.

“This year the bracelets are extra special as we have added a new charm — the butterfly on our purple bracelets, which is representative of the lupus disease — while they are fashion statements, the meaning behind them run so much deeper”, said Simone Walker, vice-president, group marketing, Sagicor Group Jamaica and executive director of the Sagicor Foundation.

“These bracelets are a beautiful and tangible representation of the contribution made to assist in the development of Jamaica’s health sector,” Walker added.

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