The JN Group, through JN Money Services Limited and JN Cayman, has established the I Support Jamaica Fund to facilitate donations to help Jamaicans most affected by Hurricane Beryl.
Horace Hines, general manager for JN Money Services Limited, is encouraging Jamaicans, Caymanians and others in the diaspora and around the globe to support the initiative, noting that it will help significantly with rebuilding lives and restoring hope in affected communities.
Preliminary estimates indicate that the early season hurricane caused extensive damage across several sectors, including some $10.25 billion in damage to the main road network and an estimated financial loss of $4.73 billion to the agricultural sector. The Ministry of Education and Youth also reported that Hurricane Beryl caused $797 million in damage to schools in six of the seven educational regions.
For more information on the I Support Jamaica Fund, visit www.jncayman.com.ky/beryl-recovery
