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April 15, 2019July 3rd, 20192 min read

The Kiwanis Club of Toronto Caribbean hosted its annual Charter Ceremony and Gala Cocktail Reception at the Old Mill Toronto on Saturday, April 6. The ceremony was held as part of efforts to officially welcome the Kiwanis Club of Toronto Caribbean, as ‘the first new club in more than 25 years in Toronto’. The club was granted charter status on September 15, 2018. Mel Clarke, District Governor of the Eastern Canada and Caribbean District of Kiwanis International, officially presented the club with its instruments of legality. The reception, which was sponsored by JN Bank, was also held as part of efforts to raise funds to support the children, youth and seniors of the greater Toronto area. See photo highlights below:

Terry Wong (left), Customer Service Representative, JN Bank Canada Representative Office, present Dr Raphael Djabatey (right), with the gate prize. Also pictured from left are: Monique Broughton, marketing officer, JN Bank Canada Representative Office and Joscelyn Campbell, Senior Manager, Corporate Integrity, The Jamaica National Group.
Terry Wong (left), Customer Service Representative, JN Bank Canada Representative Office, present Dr Raphael Djabatey (right), with the gate prize. Also pictured from left are: Monique Broughton, marketing officer, JN Bank Canada Representative Office and Joscelyn Campbell, Senior Manager, Corporate Integrity, The Jamaica National Group.
Mel Clarke (third left), District Governor of the Eastern Canada and Caribbean District of Kiwanis International, presents Hugh Simmonds (second left), Charter President, with the instruments of legality for the Kiwanis Club of Toronto Caribbean. Also pictured from left are: Monique Broughton, marketing officer, JN Bank Canada Representative Office; Richard Brown, Charter Member, Kiwanis Club of Toronto Caribbean; Joscelyn Campbell, Senior Manager, Corporate Integrity, The Jamaica National Group and Terry Wong, Customer Service Representative, JN Bank Canada Rep Office.
Monique Broughton (centre), marketing officer, JN Bank Canada Representative Office; Joscelyn Campbell (left), Senior Manager, Corporate Integrity, The Jamaica National Group and Terry Wong, Customer Service Representative, JN Bank Canada Rep Office, strike a pose for the camera.

 

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