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JAM | Nov 30, 2023

NCB to ‘Let It Shine’ as it opens nominations, votes for Grant A Wish programme

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NCB Foundation Grant a Wish Programme (Photo: Contributed).

The NCB Foundation is vowing to ‘Let it Shine’ this Christmas with the 11th staging of its Grant A Wish programme.

This year, the foundation will be dispursing J$15 million to deserving recipients who fall within the categories of registered charities, schools and technology, community heroes, persons with disabilities, and medical assistance.

Sheree Martin, chief executive officer of N.C.B. Foundation, shared that the foundation witnesses incredible stories of resilience, courage, and community spirit each year.

“These stories inspire us and fuel our commitment to serve. So this Christmas, we invite everyone to show us the Jamaican people and organisations from all walks of life who truly deserve to have their wishes become reality,” she said.

NCB Capital Markets Brand Ambassador Sara Misir (second right) presents Genesis Academy Principal Stacey-Ann Newman (fifth right) with a $100,000 cheque as part of N.C.B. Foundation’s 2022 Grant A Wish programme. Sharing in the moment are NCB Capital Markets Assistant Manager Anneka Bynes (centre) and students of the Academy.

She added: “Our Grant a Wish programme is more than just a campaign, it’s a movement of kindness and empowerment which enables us to fulfil our organisation’s purpose in a big way each year. Through Grant a Wish, we are dedicated to empowering people, unlocking dreams and building stronger communities, one wish at a time.”

The programme invites persons to submit nominations for individuals and organisations who they think deserve to have their wish granted via its website – grantawish.jncb.com.

Winners are selected based on the number of votes received on their nominations, with first place in each category receiving J$1,000,000, second place J$500,000, and third place J$250,000.

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