Thanks, Solar
Directors of We Care For Cornwall Regional Hospital Denny Chandiram (left) and Eleanor Miller (second right) accept the symbolic cheque representing a donation of $1million from Antidote Entertainment directors Rameses McGregor (second left) and Kareem Jennings during a presentation at Sandals Resorts International in MontegoBay recently. The proceeds were raised from the last staging of Solar Breakfast Party in Montego Bay. Previous donations from the event have assisted in acquiring criticalequipment for Cornwall Regional Hospital.
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April 10, 2019

Thanks, Solar

Directors of We Care For Cornwall Regional Hospital Denny Chandiram (left) and Eleanor Miller (second right) accept the symbolic cheque representing a donation of $1

million from Antidote Entertainment directors Rameses McGregor (second left) and Kareem Jennings during a presentation at Sandals Resorts International in Montego

Bay recently. The proceeds were raised from the last staging of Solar Breakfast Party in Montego Bay. Previous donations from the event have assisted in acquiring critical

equipment for Cornwall Regional Hospital.

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