Laughter and ice cream make the perfect pair! JPS Happiness Ambassador Kimona Black “buss a laugh” with Malik Nesbeth at the ‘Appiness’ pop-up event for World Happiness Day.

PHOTOS: Powering up smiles! JPS spreads ‘Appiness’

On March 20, 2025, JPS marked the International Day of Happiness at their Ruthven Road customer service location, continuing the positive energy from the Powering APPiness campaign, which encouraged customers to use the MyJPS Mobile App. JPS Happiness Ambassadors greeted customers with complimentary treats, spreading cheer; highlighting how small, kind gestures can make an ordinary visit feel special, and reminding everyone that happiness is often found in the simplest moments.

The company shared some photos with the Observer. Check out the gallery below.

Laughter and ice cream make the perfect pair! JPS Happiness Ambassador Kimona Black “buss a laugh” with Malik Nesbeth at the ‘Appiness’ pop-up event for World Happiness Day.

Who says you can’t enjoy the wait? Keisha-Ann Down's smile reflected the happy vibrations the festivities brought.

Mommy, Amoy Henry can’t help but smile as little Avianna English happily devours her ice cream as JPS spreads joy on World Happiness Day.

In a sweet twist, David passes on the treat to Julia Ferron, a Customer Service Rep at Bill Express, proving happiness is even sweeter when shared.

David Henry lights up as JPS Happiness Ambassador Samoya Edwards shares a frozen treat with him at the ‘Appiness’ pop-up event.

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