International Coastal (Beach) Cleanup
The General Accident Insurance Company team proudly joined hands with the Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) for the annual International Coastal Cleanup at the Palisadoes Go-Kart Track. Committed to environmental sustainability, the team played an active role in removing plastic bottles and debris along the coastline in efforts of restoring the beach environs back to its natural state. The team brandished T-shirts and hats with the message ‘Preserve Today, Protect Tomorrow’ to further emphasise the need to get involved. Their participation reflects the company’s ongoing dedication to community service and environmental protection, contributing to global efforts to safeguard our oceans and marine life for future generations.
Braving the heat at the Palisadoes Go-Kart Track, Shanique Hines and Reneé Stanford, carefully gather and sort the various types of plastic bottles collected along the shoreline. The General Accident Insurance Company staff members were proud participants in the recent International Coastal Cleanup activity organised by the Jamaica Environment Trust.
Sha Vaughn Rattigan (right), Marketing Associate at General Accident Insurance Company, inspects a piece of debris, while team members Kevin Morris (left) and Kyle Lawrence (centre) look on.
Members of the General Accident Insurance Company team (from left) Dominique Davy records the types of debris being collected by her teammates, Nashley Grey and Kitwana Lawrence during the recent shoreline cleanup along the Palisadoes Go-Kart Track.
Teamwork makes the dreamwork; Teneisha LaTouche and Danielle Lawrence did not hesitate to get their hands dirty, working together to remove unwanted waste from deep crevices on the shoreline along the Palisadoes Go-Kart Track.