Efforts to rehabilitate farmers and fisherfolk from the Red and Orange zones in the wake of the explosive eruptions of La Soufriere received a boost on Wednesday, May 19 when a cheque of $50,000 was handed over on behalf of the regional partners of Grant Thornton to the National Development Foundation of St Vincent and the Grenadines (NDF). The cheque, which was received by Hermia Neehall and Roger Clifton of …
Grant Thornton sets the pace: NDF gets 50k donation
Floyd Patterson, Resident Partner at Grant Thornton (2nd from right) hands over cheque to Hermia Neehall, Executive Director of NDF, in the company of Roger Clifton, NDF Director (left) and Clifford Edwards, Rep of Grant Thornton.
By: Kenville Horne•
The National Development Fund, this country’s leading small and micro business lending institution, on Wednesday, received a cash injection of $50,000 to assist farmers and others from the Red and Orange zones, to get back on their feet following the eruption of the La Soufrière volcano.
The donation came courtesy independent Audit, Tax and Advisory service provider Grant Thornton and the donation was, as per its purpose, a diversion from the general line of relief assistance.
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