The C.B. Facey Foundation

21/05/2026

From imported fossil fuels to nearly 95% renewable electricity in just 5 years! 🤯⚡️

How did Uruguay do it - and what lessons could Jamaica apply to its own energy future? 🇯🇲

Hear directly from the man behind Uruguay's transformation, Dr. Ramón Méndez Galain, at this year's Maurice Facey Lecture for a timely conversation on renewable energy, economic resilience and Jamaica’s future competitiveness.

REGISTER NOW (link in bio) to reserve your seat!

📅 Wednesday, June 10, 2026
📍 The Jamaica Conference Centre

Join us as we explore Jamaica’s energy future through lessons from Uruguay’s renewable energy transformation.

05/05/2026

Today's Readers, Tomorrow's Leaders 📚

We had the best time celebrating Read Across Jamaica Day with the students of Lalyce Gray Basic School!

Our Pan Jamaica Group and Pan Jamaica Property Company team members traded in their desks for a fun-filled morning with the at the Kingston and St. Andrew Parish Library. There’s nothing quite like seeing a child’s imagination take flight! ✈️

➡️ Swipe through to witness the fun! ✨️

08/04/2026

$10M for The Arts 🎭

Pan Jamaica Group is proud to join corporate Jamaica in the Little Theatre upgrade efforts by contributing $10M towards replacing the iconic venue's 35 year old air conditioning system.

The Little Theatre is a landmark space that has shaped Jamaican creativity for generations and continues to inspire the next wave of talent. 🇯🇲

For the Pan Jamaica Group and the C. B. Facey Foundation, supporting the arts also means supporting the spaces that bring them to life.

25/03/2026

Where art meets healing ❤️‍🩹🎨

Our scholar and sculptor, Thrisha Lee Hurst, transforms the trauma of domestic abuse into powerful visual expressions of how it affects the body.

Through clay and colour she creates pieces that speak to the devastating effects and strength found in reclaiming one’s body and story💪🏽. In her hands, Thrisha's work reminds us that art can be both a voice and a release.

20/03/2026

From an interest in medicine to a career in the arts 💫

Toni-Ann Loutin’s large-scale self portraits explore the beautiful exchange between self and surroundings.

Her pieces feature striking black, grey, and white tones layered with bursts of colour and texture that highlight moments tied to her real-life experiences. Through her art, our scholar invites us into a world where identity and environment flow into each other seamlessly.

12/03/2026

A legacy reborn through art and music 🎶

In a heartfelt tribute to her grandfather, the legendary Everald Brown, Venice Black pours memory, spirit, and lineage into this body of work. Rooted in childhood moments in St. Ann, sacred instruments, and praise to the Most High, each piece moves between remembrance and reverence.

Through her own lens, our scholar carries her grandfather's legacy forward while carving a path uniquely her own.

10/03/2026

When creativity meets entrepreneurship 💇‍♀️🎨

Shaquila Gunzell’s final-year project brings a fresh vision to beauty in Jamaica - a mobile hair salon designed for on-the-go clients 🚍.

Complete with her own Bhantu Haircare line and built-in tech, Shaquila's salon concept features a tailored brand identity, stylish decor and posters showcasing hairstyles made with real hair!

Swipe to see a short clip of her 3d rendering of the space!

05/03/2026

Over 100 casts of real Jamaican bodies! 🤯

Our scholar Trudy-Ann Webb turns her own journey with body acceptance into a powerful installation.

Watch as she delves into the complexity of the human experience and challenges the long-held myth of the “perfect body.”

21/11/2025

Hurricane Melissa was a sobering reminder of how quickly life can change, and how much we must rely on each other.

Thank you to the and for helping us to identify and access communities in St. James that were previously marooned or had received little to no aid.

In moments like these, community matters - now more than ever.

📍St. James - Retrieve District, Orange Hill, Cambridge, Montpelier, Anchovy, Tucker, Irwin

14/11/2025

Stronger Together 💪

Last week, team members across the Pan Jamaica Group joined forces to assemble care packages for families affected by Hurricane Melissa.

From solar chargers and tinned food to water-purification tablets, our team donated and packed more than 600 care packages for some of the hardest-hit parishes.

Recovery will take time, but we’re here for the long haul. 🇯🇲

29/10/2025

As we assess the damage from Hurricane Melissa and look ahead, let's remember the power of community.

Now, more than ever, we need to lean on each other, to lend a hand, share a resource, and offer a comforting presence.

The Pan Jamaica Group and C. B. Facey Foundation are committed to supporting our people and the rebuilding effort. Let's work together to restore and renew.

Donations in support of national recovery efforts can be made to the Government of Jamaica’s official platform for recovery efforts at supportjamaica.gov.jm