AML Foods today announced the successful conclusion of its Back-to-School Snackathon promotion, a collaborative effort with the Guardian Media Group. The goal of the campaign, which ran for three weeks from August 8th to August 31st, was to raise funds to provide snacks for children in need as they headed back to school. More than 150 families benefited from the initiative.
The partnership reflects both organizations' unwavering commitment to making a positive difference inthe community by addressing the issue of food insecurity, similar to AML Foods' Feed5000 initiative duringthe holiday season. Food insecurity is a critical concern in The Bahamas, impacting the learning experienceof countless young students. Hunger can significantly hinder their ability to concentrate, focus, andactively participate in classroom activities. Adequate nutrition is fundamental to cognitive developmentand academic success. Without proper nourishment, these children may struggle to unlock their fullpotential in their educational journey.
AML Foods expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its dedicated customers who generously contributed tothis important cause. The company is looking forward to collaborating with Guardian Media Group in thefuture to continue serving the communities. All proceeds from the Back-to-School Snackathon weredonated to the Bahamas Feeding Network and Hands for Hunger for distribution.
Photo Caption Left to Right: Naomi Grant, Events Marketing Manager, AML Foods Limited, Janet Lees,Guardian Media Group, Precious Thompson, Outreach Manager, Hands for Hunger Organization, FatherJames Palacios, President, Bahamas Feeding Network, Nicolette Fountain Archer, Executive Assistant,Bahamas Feeding Network, J.J. Turnquest, Communications Manager, Hands for Hunger Organization,Monalisa Sweeting, Media Marketing Manager, AML Foods Limited.
About AML Foods Limited: AML Foods Limited was incorporated in 1989 in The Bahamas and is listed on theBahamas International Securities Exchange. The Company and its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in theoperations of retail and club stores offering dry and perishable food items and other consumer products and theprocess of a food franchise business. AML Foods Limited’s Food Distribution includes its retail division - Solomon’sSuper Center, Solomon’s Yamacraw, Solomon’s Fresh Market, Solomon’s Lucaya, and Exuma Markets – and its clubdivision - Cost Right Nassau and Cost Right Freeport; the Company’s Franchise Division consists of ten Domino’sPizza locations in Nassau and Freeport. The Company’s registered office is at One Millars Court, off Shirley Street,Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, and the corporate office is at #20 University Drive, Nassau, New Providence,Bahamas, Tel: 242.677.7200.
About this report: This report may include “forward-looking statements.” While AML Foods Limited believes thatthe expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations willprove correct. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from AML Foods’ expectationsinclude external economic conditions, changes in the marketplace, changes in interest rates and operating costs, andother unforeseen events or conditions that affect the Group’s performance.
AML Foods today announced the successful conclusion of its
Back-to-School Snackathon promotion, a collaborative effort with the Guardian Media Group. The goal of
the campaign, which ran for three weeks from August 8th to August 31st, was to raise funds to provide
snacks for children in need as they headed back to school. More than 150 families benefited from the
initiative.
The partnership reflects both organizations' unwavering commitment to making a positive difference in
the community by addressing the issue of food insecurity, similar to AML Foods' Feed5000 initiative during
the holiday season. Food insecurity is a critical concern in The Bahamas, impacting the learning experience
of countless young students. Hunger can significantly hinder their ability to concentrate, focus, and
actively participate in classroom activities. Adequate nutrition is fundamental to cognitive development
and academic success. Without proper nourishment, these children may struggle to unlock their full
potential in their educational journey.
AML Foods expresses its heartfelt gratitude to its dedicated customers who generously contributed to
this important cause. The company is looking forward to collaborating with Guardian Media Group in the
future to continue serving the communities. All proceeds from the Back-to-School Snackathon were
donated to the Bahamas Feeding Network and Hands for Hunger for distribution.
Photo Caption Left to Right: Naomi Grant, Events Marketing Manager, AML Foods Limited, Janet Lees,
Guardian Media Group, Precious Thompson, Outreach Manager, Hands for Hunger Organization, Father
James Palacios, President, Bahamas Feeding Network, Nicolette Fountain Archer, Executive Assistant,
Bahamas Feeding Network, J.J. Turnquest, Communications Manager, Hands for Hunger Organization,
Monalisa Sweeting, Media Marketing Manager, AML Foods Limited.
About AML Foods Limited: AML Foods Limited was incorporated in 1989 in The Bahamas and is listed on the
Bahamas International Securities Exchange. The Company and its subsidiaries are primarily engaged in the
operations of retail and club stores offering dry and perishable food items and other consumer products and the
process of a food franchise business. AML Foods Limited’s Food Distribution includes its retail division - Solomon’s
Super Center, Solomon’s Yamacraw, Solomon’s Fresh Market, Solomon’s Lucaya, and Exuma Markets – and its club
division - Cost Right Nassau and Cost Right Freeport; the Company’s Franchise Division consists of ten Domino’s
Pizza locations in Nassau and Freeport. The Company’s registered office is at One Millars Court, off Shirley Street,
Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, and the corporate office is at #20 University Drive, Nassau, New Providence,
Bahamas, Tel: 242.677.7200.
About this report: This report may include “forward-looking statements.” While AML Foods Limited believes that
the expectations reflected in such statements are reasonable, it can give no assurance that such expectations will
prove correct. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from AML Foods’ expectations
include external economic conditions, changes in the marketplace, changes in interest rates and operating costs, and
other unforeseen events or conditions that affect the Group’s performance.
