NCB contributes $700,000 to ICWI/Reach to Recovery’s Pink Run 2023
Sandra Samuel, president of Jamaica Reach to Recovery (centre), recieve a bouquet from Karen Watson (right), financial institution relationship manager, National Comercial Bank during the launch of Pink Run at Toyota Jamaica on Tuesday. Looking on is chairman of Reach to Recovery Carolind Graham (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
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September 15, 2023

NCB contributes $700,000 to ICWI/Reach to Recovery’s Pink Run 2023

Sandra Samuel, president of Jamaica Reach to Recovery (centre), recieve a bouquet from Karen Watson (right), financial institution relationship manager, National Comercial Bank during the launch of Pink Run at Toyota Jamaica on Tuesday. Looking on is chairman of Reach to Recovery Carolind Graham (Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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