Nikiki Bogle
The Caribbean Education Foundation awards scholarships to poor children in Jamaica and the remaining Caribbean who are unable to attend school due to lack of funds. CEF Scholarships pay tuition, purchase text books, school supplies, uniforms, meals and transportation.
CEF is a nonprofit organization, registered under the laws of Commonwealth of Massachusetts in the United States. It is registered exclusively for charitable and education purposes. The foundation operates with a global team
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Damian Marley Headlines Caribbean Education Foundation Benefit Concert "STAND UP – Educate the Youths"
- By Nikiki Bogle
- Published 20-Oct-11
- Education
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Damian Marley Partners with Caribbean Education Foundation to Headline "STAND UP - Educate the Youths" BENEFIT CONCERT to Help Children in Jamaica Attend School.
Caribbean Education Foundation Awards $765,000 JA in Academic Scholarships to Six Brilliant Children in Financial Need to Attend High Schools in Jamaica
- By Nikiki Bogle
- Published 07-Sep-10
- Education , Caribbean Development Bank , CARICOM
- Unrated
September 05, 2010 - Kingston,
Jamaica: The Caribbean Education Foundation, Inc. (CEF) awards Paul Bogle
Scholarship to six brilliant children in financial need who passed the Grade
Six Achievement Test (GSAT) to attend High School in Jamaica. Scholarships
total $765,000 Jamaican dollars.Caribbean Education Foundation Awards $180,000 JA in Academic Scholarships
- By Nikiki Bogle
- Published 13-Apr-08
- Education
- Unrated
Jamaica -- April 13, 2008 - The Caribbean Education Foundation, Inc. (CEF) awarded the Vernice Stubbs Higher Education Sustaining Scholarship to four brilliant and ambitious students who are matriculating at the University of the West Indies (UWI) and University of Technology (UTECH) in Jamaica. The scholarships total $180,000 Jamaican dollars.