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The Bahamas Consul General Atlanta to Announce New Partnership to Assist Metro-Atlanta Hurricane Relief Efforts

ATLANTA, GA—September 9, 2019—The Bahamas Consulate General Atlanta will announce details of a new partnership with the Atlanta-based nonprofit, Caring For Others, Inc. It will help to streamline the process for preparing donations to be inventoried and shipped to the two islands affected by Hurricane Dorian. The announcement will be made Monday, September 9^th, 2019, 9a.m. at Caring For Others, 3537 Browns Mill Rd SE #2, Atlanta, GA 30354. The announcement is the latest development in The Bahamas Strong relief effort.

According to Consul General Astra Armbrister-Rolle, the Consulate, which represents the Bahamian government in Atlanta, has collected more than 20,000 lbs. of donations. The need in The Bahamas is staggering and the generosity of people across metro-Atlanta has been equally matched. The new collaboration with Caring For Others, an international human services organization, will support the short-term and long-term recovery efforts in The Bahamas. Consul General Armbrister-Rolle said, “Partnering with Caring for Others and the Convoy of Care will allow us to move donations across Atlanta and expand our storage capacity. Caring for Others will assist us with preparing and processing donations for shipping to the islands affected by the storm. When natural disasters affect neighboring communities and states, Caring for Others sends a Convoy of Care filled with necessities and relief items. With the help of these partners, The Bahamas Consulate General Atlanta will be able to inventory, wrap and palatize donations and prep them for transport to the two affected islands.”

The Consul General would like to encourage donations of port-a-potties, cots/beds, medical supplies, mass care shelters and fuel supply as the relief efforts are now prioritizing shelter for the homeless, and care of the injured. Non-perishable foods and basic personal care items like diapers, baby formula, toothpaste, toothbrushes and sanitary napkins will continue to be accepted. In addition, hurricane survivors in The Bahamas need mops, brooms, rakes, shovels, batteries and water purification/filtration devices.

Media covering the event should arrive by 9am and email kaliah@hentonjonesmedia.com for any questions.

Since 2009, The Bahamas Consulate General Atlanta has served the needs of Bahamians in the Southeastern United States. The Bahamas Consulate provides services such as visa and passport issuance and renewal. The Consulate also provides interviews for residency or citizenship as well as authentication of legal documents.

Established in 2001, Caring For Others, Inc., is a nonprofit organization that works to help people struggling with the effects of natural disasters, impoverished circumstances, and temporary misfortune live with dignity. The organization partners with service organizations, governmental agencies, communities of faith and corporate partners to provide services that include food distribution, clothing, toys, shoes, furniture and personal necessities domestically and globally.

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Good day.

It is with deep regret that I inform you of the passing of Ms. Sylvia McClure, former President of the Jamaican Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta, (JamCham).  On behalf of the Board of Directors of (JamCham), we wish to express our sincere condolences to the McClure family.

Our sister and friend will be remembered as the consummate professional who severed our community with passion and steadfastness.

Her legacy at JamCham will live on.  She will be sorely missed by the JamCham family.

Please see memorial service details below for this phenomenal Jamaican woman, who so selflessly served our community.

Public Viewing

AUG 24. 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM (EDT)

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

566 Whitlock Ave. NW

Marietta, GA, 30064

Funeral Ceremony

AUG 24. 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM (EDT)

Pleasant Grove Baptist Church

566 Whitlock Ave. NW

Marietta, GA, 30064

Cemetery Details

Kennesaw Memorial Park

1306 Whitlock Avenue

Marietta, GA, 30064   Note:  A Repast will follow at the church following the Interment at Kennesaw Memorial Park.     May the Spirit of God be with the McClure family as they grieve the loss of their beloved Sylvia.  May her soul rest in everlasting peace.

Sincerely,

Suzette Arnold

President,

Jamaican Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta (JamCham)

president@jamchamatl.com

www.jamcham.com