VM supports Charlie Smith High
Career & Education
October 15, 2022

VM supports Charlie Smith High

Shenel Harriott (centre), health and family life teacher at Charlie Smith High School, is excited about receiving much-needed school supplies that will benefit students in need at the institution.

Sharing in the moment are (from left) Lesa Robinson, manager, VM Group Business Support Services; Venisha Johnson, VM Group senior processing analyst; Nichleshia Cole Byles, manager, VM Group Business Process Improvement; and Samantha Charles, CEO, VM Foundation.

The VM Foundation partnered with the VM Group Operations Unit in their ‘Unite for a Cause’ initiative, in which a donation was made to the student welfare programme at the school.

The team presented school supplies and made a cash donation valued at $150,000.

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