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Nestlé partners with Jamaica Red Cross to strengthen reach
From left: Nestlé's Public Relations Manager Camille Campbell presents products to the president of Jamaica Red Cross Allasandra Chung, along with the Director General Yvonne Clarke and Deputy Director Kevin Douglas, at Nestlé's distribution centre in Kingston.
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May 15, 2024

Nestlé partners with Jamaica Red Cross to strengthen reach

Nestlé recently launched its strategic partnership with the Jamaica Red Cross (JRC) through a memorandum of understanding (MOU) marking a significant step towards enhancing community support and fostering sustainable development initiatives across Jamaica.

Under the terms of the MOU, Nestlé will be providing both volunteerism and resources to support various initiatives led by JRC. This includes corporate donations, sponsorships, and product contributions aimed at addressing critical areas such as food access, community connectedness, and environmental education.

The JRC recently received its first disbursement of Nestlé products, including a range of nutritious offerings such as Milo, breakfast cereals, omega milk, Nature’s Heart almond milk, Maggi seasonings and 2-minute noodles. These products will be utilised to support several nutritional initiatives led by the JRC, including consistent food support to vulnerable populations such as the homeless, elderly shut-ins, the sick, and those unable to work. Additionally, the products will also contribute to feeding programmes across the island and provide support to needy students at all school levels.

Commenting on the partnership, Camille Campbell, public relations manager of Nestlé Anglo-Dutch Caribbean, stated: “Nestlé is committed to making a positive difference in the communities where we operate. We are proud to partner with the Jamaica Red Cross to support their commendable efforts in addressing societal challenges and improving the well-being of Jamaicans across the island.”

This year, the JRC strives to make a positive difference in a minimum of 100 schools, concentrating particularly on bolstering breakfast and feeding initiatives for underprivileged students.

JRC President Allasandra Chung expressed gratitude for Nestlé’s generous contribution, stating, “This partnership with Nestlé represents a significant milestone in our mission to empower communities and enhance the quality of life for vulnerable individuals. We look forward to working closely with Nestlé to deliver sustainable solutions that make a lasting impact.”

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