Harris Paints Antigua Donates to SLBMC Oncology Department
The Harris Paints Group is continuing its tradition of generosity.
On Monday, a heartfelt presentation took place at the Sir Lester Bird Medical Center in Antigua.
Edith Berridge, Sales and Administrative Manager of Harris Paints Antigua, presented a cheque to support the Oncology Department.
This initiative is part of a broader regional effort by Harris Paints, which has reached out to several other countries in the Caribbean.
Their contributions include funding a Breast Screening Facility in Barbados, supporting the Oncology Unit at the Dominica China Friendship Hospital, and assisting the Faces of Cancer organization in St. Lucia.
Each of these donations demonstrates the company’s commitment to enhancing cancer care and awareness throughout the region.
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