Christopher Williams of Proven among those singled out for commendation

The Lowell F Hawthorne Foundation will host its 2024 Scholarship Fundraising and Awards Ceremony, at the stunning Glen Island Harbour Club on Thursday, November 14. 

This inspiring evening will honor exceptional individuals and raise critical funds to support education under the theme, “Thinking Positively and Moving Forward.”

The event will recognize the following distinguished individuals whose contributions have made a lasting impact in their fields and communities:

• Dr Melvin I. Douglass, Past President of Barber-Scotia College
• Dr Reginald Manning, Director of Joint Replacement Services, Kings County Hospital
• Velma Hawthorne, Co-Founder and Franchisee, Golden Krust Caribbean Restaurants
• Christopher Williams, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Proven Management Limited

In addition to celebrating the honorees, the ceremony will raise crucial funds to support education and help shape the next generation of leaders.

Guests can expect an unforgettable evening of elegance, inspiration, and heartfelt celebration of those whose work transforms lives and uplifts communities. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Glen Island Harbour Club, attendees will enjoy captivating performances, while networking with influential leaders in a spirit of philanthropy and empowerment.

“This event is a testament to Lowell’s enduring legacy of championing education and recognizing those who strive to uplift society,” said Lorna Hawthorne, Chairperson and Founder of the Lowell F. Hawthorne Foundation. “We believe education is the key to progress, and through this event, we aim to empower the next generation of leaders.”

Hosting the evening will be Quia Joacin, TV host and fashion media personality, with entertainment provided by Legendary Entertainment’s Christopher Washington and violinist Donnell Best, whose performances will elevate the atmosphere with their musical.