JCI Antigua Donates to Oncology Unit on International Human Duties Day
In a commendable display of community support, JCI Antigua has made a generous donation to the Oncology Unit, underlining its commitment to enhancing cancer care.
This initiative aligns with the observance of International Human Duties Day, a time dedicated to reaffirming humanity’s collective responsibility to support those in need.
The donation follows the recent success of the Senator Leandra James Cancer Awareness – JCI Run, further emphasizing the organization’s dedication to raising awareness and funds for cancer-related causes.
JCI Antigua continues to lead by example, showcasing the power of collaboration in making a positive impact on the lives of individuals battling cancer.
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