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The Jamaican Women of Florida (JWOF), a non-profit organisation that empowers women and girls of Jamaican descent in Florida and Jamaica through networking, mentorship, personal development, and community service, was the beneficiary of proceeds from the inaugural Bridgerton Soiree, which was held in Florida.
The second staging, scheduled for December 12 at the Miramar City Hall Plaza in Miramar, will continue the organisers’ mantra of supporting charitable initiatives and efforts.
According to Ocho Rios-born Nancy Fong of Social Collective Inc, who along with Nioka Waugh organises the Bridgerton Soiree, “The funds raised from this year’s staging will support our charitable initiatives and efforts to assist nonprofits. Specific beneficiaries and allocations will be announced once they are finalised.”
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