Last Updated on May 30, 2023, 11:23 AM AST by Anthony Morris
Alexis Jeffers- affiliated with the administrative party of Nevis Concerned Citizens Movement- shared some images of the medical fundraiser venue for the community’s benefit. The fundraiser will be held in Constituency 4, Brick Kiln, the Assembly constituency of Jeffers. He was also the former representative of the constituency. The former minister of the NIA regularly hosts such initiatives to promote the health and well-being of the people of the constituency.
The leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement and Premier of Nevis, Mark Brantley, also shared his best wishes and words of encouragement with his colleague and comrade. The Premier of Nevis shared his appreciation for Jeffers’s initiative stating that it was a truly admirable effort. The premier of Nevis noted that when you love people, it shows in what you do. The medical fundraiser was hosted on Monday, May 29, 2023. It started at 5:00 AM. The organizers of the event provided the breakfast.
Meanwhile, the former representative of Constituency 4 in Nevis, Alexis Jeffers, shared that they have arranged for the attendants to be entertained with good music. Alexis Jeffers, who serves as a diligent representative of his people, regularly hosts these events for the benefit of the people of Nevis Island.
The medical fundraiser will help the people on the island to afford some critical healthcare procedures. Jeffers shared that they have also arranged for brunch, lunch and dinner at the fundraiser venue. The fundraiser was held In the heart of the Brick Kiln region of Nevis.
Meanwhile, Premier Brantley extended his best wishes for the fundraiser’s success through social media. He wrote that he was praying that it would be very successful and those persons in need can get that much-needed assistance for their care. Premier Brantley also promised that he would be present at the fundraiser hosted by Alexis Jeffers. The evet was atteded by several prominent stakeholders.
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