In the News
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ISCF General Secretary Sheldon O’Connor stated, “Because we are already in the schools, it made sense for Best Dressed Chicken to partner with us. We have students, teachers and other community members who will continue the work after the tour. Over 5,000 young people have committed their lives to the Lord, and through the ISCF groups in the schools, we have prepared a programme to disciple these students.”
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At 17, Steveray Smith had a choice to make. According to the law his mother laid down, he was either going to become an electrician, study business, or do food preparation.
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Photo caption: Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator Ruel Reid (right), greets students from Holy Trinity High at the launch of the Best Dressed Chicken 60 School Tour. Looking on are Robert Levy (left), Chairman, Jamaica Broilers Group and Group President and CEO, Christopher Levy (centre).
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Two mentors addressed them weekly. One of them was the chairman of Jamaica Broilers Group, Robert Levy, who testified that as a boarder, he dropped out of JC, despite being privileged, because of poor results and misconduct.
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The Best Dressed Chicken headed to Chateau District, Clarendon recently to assist Food for the Poor in constructing a home for Patricia Howell.
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There is a new chairman for the board of the National Housing Trust (NHT). He is Lennox Channer, Vice-President of Accounting at the Jamaica Broilers Group.
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Lennox Channer, a vice president of the Jamaica Broilers Group, has been appointed the new chairman of the National Housing Trust (NHT).
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Jamaica Broilers Group Vice-President of Accounting Lennox Channer is the new chairman of the National Housing Trust (NHT).
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Inner-city males treated to special screening of 2018 World Cup matches in celebration of Father’s Day
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The eighth staging of the Everyone’s A Winner/Best Dressed Chicken 5K and 10K road race will take place on Sunday, June 17 at 6:00 am inside Hope Gardens with the organisers, Running Events Jamaica, adding a 1K for Under-10 this year, in a move aimed at making it more of a family event.
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Miriam Myers, a farmer from St. Elizabeth, is our Hi-Pro $200,000 Winner!
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There was an air of surprise for students and teachers at over 25 schools when the Best Dressed Chicken branded coaster bus, a Best Dressed Chicken refrigerated truck and a Hi-Pro van, rolled into their school yards.