True Jamaican Corporate Citizen
Capital & Credit Financial Group was awarded the 2009 Platinum Award from the United Way on June 2, 2010.
The Staff of St. Peter Claver Primary were the proud recipients of a fully refurbished computer donated by the Capital & Credit Financial Group in May 2010.
Donation to the St.Ann Infirmary from the Capital & Credit Ocho Rios Team
Michelle Wilson-Reynolds, SVP Group Marketing & Corporate Affairs, receives the 2008 Platinum Award from United Way's Chairman of the Board of Governors, Noel Dacosta on June 25, 2009.
SVP, Group Marketing & Corporate Affairs, Michelle Wilson-Reynolds, presents the Capital & Credit sponsored prize for the most improved performance in the JCDC Popular Song Competition to Stacia, after the Show on July 25, 2009.
SVP, Group Marketing & Corporate Affairs, Michelle Wilson-Reynolds, presents the third place prize in the JCDC Festival Queen Competition to second runner-up Zuleika Amadie Jess, representing Miss Clarendon on July 18, 2009.
SVP, Group Marketing & Corporate Affairs, Michelle Wilson-Reynolds, shows principal of Race Course Primary, Mr. Leighton Johnson the books and equipment, which the Group donated to the school library on August 18, 2009.
CCFG donates a 32” Display Screen to the University of Technology Library in 2006.
CCFG sponsors golf tournament in 2000.
CCFG’s Michelle Wilson-Reynolds accepts the United Way of Jamaica, Nation Builders Award for 2002.
The Jamaica Cricket Association gets sponsorship from CCFG in 2002.
CCRL sponsors JCDC Pop Song Competition in 2006.
Mr. Campbell presents the 2008 contribution to United Way’s Deputy Campaign Chairman, Ian Forbes.
A major sponsor of Jamaican Cricket since 1996.
Founder of Mustard Seed Communities Father Gregory Ramkisson, CD, accepts donations from Capital & Credit Staff Members for Sophie’s Place following damage from Tropical Storm Gustav last year.
Capital Chorale in action at Pickney Love 2008
A major sponsor of Jamaican Cricket since 1996.
2008 Scholarship Awardees pose with CCFG Executives and Education Minister, Hon. Andrew Holness, MP.
The Queen of Reggae- Marcia Griffiths, performs at Pickney Love 2008.
Minister of Education, Hon. Andrew Holness, MP, addresses the audience at the 2008 Scholarship Awards Ceremony.
The Capital & Credit Financial Group (CCFG) is steadfastly committed to promoting a better, more caring society and enriching the lives of less fortunate Jamaicans through our contribution to critical areas of national development.
This principle is at the core of our Corporate Social Responsibility and guides our commitment to make a difference in personal and community development through our contributions to Education, Health, Sports, Children’s Welfare and the celebration of our Cultural Heritage.
For 16 years we have maintained this commitment through our contributions to a range of charities and projects, including the United Way of Jamaica, Dare to Care, the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission, as well as the direct involvement of our staff members in a number of worthy causes.
UNITED WAY OF JAMAICA
Our partnership with the United Way of Jamaica began in 2001 when the Group donated just under J$500,000 to benefit 23 organisations. Each year, this organisation provides the CCFG with the opportunity to demonstrate our corporate support of Jamaicans from all walks of life.
In 2008, our contribution of over J$1.7 million benefited about 60 organisations and projects involved in worthy causes across Jamaica; these organisations include the Bustamante Hospital for Children, the Jamaica Society for the Blind, Jamaica AIDS Support for Life, the Jamaica Council for Adult Education, the Jamaica Special Olympics and a special donation to the Mustard Seed Community to assist in alleviating the effects of Gustav.
Capital & Credit has been designated a platinum Donor to the United Way’s Nation Builders Programme for its consistent support and its contributions of over J$1.5 million.
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