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Berger Paints and friends lend a hand to key institutions
Tamara Thomas, trade marketing officer at Berger Paints Jamaica, lent hands in the repainting exercise of the Riverton Meadows Early Childhood Centre on Friday.
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May 26, 2025

Berger Paints and friends lend a hand to key institutions

IN a show of community commitment and environmental responsibility, Berger Paints Jamaica Limited (BPJL) teamed up with the Lions Club and Kiwanis Club for a major beautification initiative on Labour Day.

The Bellevue Hospital and the Golden Age Home in Vineyard Town — institutions that provide vital services to vulnerable members of the community — were treated to a facelift courtesy of the entities.

Berger representatives also carried out a beautification exercise at the company’s adopted institution, Riverton Meadows Early Childhood Centre.

In keeping with its environmental mandate, BPLJ used its low-volatile organic compound (VOC) product line, designed to minimise harmful emissions and promote healthier living spaces.

The company also donated recycling drums to the Bellevue Hospital, helping to foster a culture of sustainability.

“We are thrilled to once again give back to the communities that have supported Berger for decades,” said Dwaine Williams, managing director at Berger Paints Jamaica.

“Through our VOC product line and the donation of recycling drums, we are not only refreshing physical spaces but also reaffirming our commitment to sustainable development,” added Williams.

The initiative marked another milestone in BPJL’s ongoing partnership with its adopted school with the latest effort ensuring that students have a vibrant, clean, and inspiring environment in which to learn and grow.

Junior Rowe, principal of the Riverton Meadows ECC, shared his enthusiasm for the support.

“I’m so elated because when we were approached by Berger, we told them we were planning to do some cleaning up and they immediately came on board. So I’m happy to see the team over here carrying out their social responsibility for a community that has been neglected for so long, and so we’re really appreciative of this gesture. The children will be so excited when they come in on Monday to see something different, a brand new school really.”

Asheaka James, marketing and trade manager at Berger Paints Jamaica, shows she knows how to use a roller as she carries out painting duties at Bellevue Hospital.x

Asheaka James, marketing and trade manager at Berger Paints Jamaica, shows she knows how to use a roller as she carries out painting duties at Bellevue Hospital.

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