Media coverage
JAMAICA TOURIST ISSUE #10 NOVEMBER 2008
Nearly 11,000 students at 88 schools receive textbooks in 2008
GLEANER WESTERN FOCUS SEPTEMBER 9, 2008
More than 10,000 infants to benefit from 2008 textbook distributions
GLEANER SEPTEMBER 1, 2008
The Palmyra Foundation to supply textbooks to schools across Jamaica
JAMAICA TOURIST ISSUE #8 MARCH 2008
The Palmyra Foundation raises more than US$100,000 for school textbooks.
GLEANER OUTLOOK JANUARY 13, 2008
Chatting with Kathi. 'In my 36th year, I have found my purpose'.
GLEANER HOSPITALITY JAMAICA NOVEMBER 28, 2007
Less than two years since the inception of The Palmyra Resort and Spa, the Palmyra Foundation was launched.
THE DAILY OBSERVER NOVEMBER 20, 2007
Palmyra Foundation to benefit from Air Jamaica Jazz and Blues.
GLEANER FLAIR NOVEMBER 19, 2007
Prime Minister Bruce Golding will officially host Foundation's fund raiser.
JAMAICA TOURIST ISSUE 7, WINTER 07/08
Prime Minister to host Palmyra Foundation fund raiser.
JAMAICA TOURIST ISSUE 7, WINTER 07/08
Palmyra Foundation provides 15,000 textbooks to 2,000 school kids.
GLEANER WESTERN FOCUS SEPTEMBER 6, 2007
The Palmyra Foundation in Montego Bay last week distributed the first batch of 1,000 books to approximately 500 St. James Infant Public School pupils in the parish.
THE WESTERN MIRROR SEPTEMBER 5, 2007
On Thursday, August 30, Palmyra Resort and Spa distributed books to infant school children at the Montego Bay Infant School.
THE SUNDAY GLEANER AUGUST 19, 2007
J.E.I. contributes to foundations that champion the cause.
THE SUNDAY OBSERVER JULY 1, 2007
The Palmyra Foundation...Seeking to ease the burden of parents.
GLEANER SOCIAL JUNE 29, 2007
In the fast-paced world where time equals money, it is refreshing to know that Montego Bay's business community can take a couple of hours to show their support for a worthy cause.
GLEANER JUNE 28, 2007
Parents of the 2,000 children in the St. James infant public school system can now breathe a collective sigh of relief.
JAMAICA INFORMATION SERVICE JUNE 27, 2007
Approximately 2,000 students from early childhood institutions in St. James will be provided with required textbooks this September.
