Alpha and St. George’s alumni unite for ‘Artful Aromas’ fundraiser in South Florida
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- South Florida’s Caribbean community will gather this Saturday, October 11, for <em>Artful Aromas – Coffee and Art for a Cause</em>, a joint fundraising event hosted by the Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” Association, Inc., and the St.
- George’s College Alumni Association of South Florida.
- The event runs from 10 a.m.
- to 12 noon at the Island SPACE Caribbean Museum.
- The initiative aims to support underserved students from both historic Jamaican institutions by providing scholarships and vital resources through the event’s proceeds.
South Florida’s Caribbean community will gather this Saturday, October 11, for Artful Aromas – Coffee and Art for a Cause, a joint fundraising event hosted by the Convent of Mercy Academy “Alpha” Association, Inc., and the St. George’s College Alumni Association of South Florida. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 12 noon at the Island SPACE Caribbean Museum.
The initiative aims to support underserved students from both historic Jamaican institutions by providing scholarships and vital resources through the event’s proceeds. Organizers say the effort underscores their shared mission to empower young people through education, promote equality of opportunity, and strengthen community development.
“More doors will be opened,” the alumni groups noted, describing the fundraiser as an investment in the next generation—one that promotes education, combats poverty, and builds stronger communities at home and abroad.
Guest speaker Kaysia M. Earley, a criminal defense attorney and owner of Earley Law Firm, PLLC, will headline the event. A respected Martindale-Hubbell-rated attorney, Earley practices both criminal and civil litigation and is an active community advocate in Broward County. She is also a journalist and frequent legal analyst on Court TV, Law & Crime, CBS, NewsNation, and other major outlets.
At its core, Artful Aromas is about creating equal opportunities for every child to succeed, regardless of socioeconomic background—a cause both Alpha and St. George’s alumni continue to champion with passion and purpose.
