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Redland Bayside News > Community > Doing business with a big heart for youth
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Doing business with a big heart for youth

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Published: July 11, 2024
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“Bowser” and Angie Bowers (general management of The Cage); Linda Grieve, co-founder of The Cage; Leanne and Tyrone Jones, Jones Retail Group owners, and CEO David Kindt.
“Bowser” and Angie Bowers (general management of The Cage); Linda Grieve, co-founder of The Cage; Leanne and Tyrone Jones, Jones Retail Group owners, and CEO David Kindt.
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The annual Charity Golf Day is dedicated to raising funds for Jones Retail Group’s Heart of the Community Foundation that has been supporting the invaluable work of the CAGE (Creating a Good Environment) Youth Foundation.

Together with $42,000 raised on the day, total charitable donations from the Heart of the Community Foundation to The Cage Youth Foundation have amounted to more than $100,000 in 2024, bringing together a total of more than $350,000 raised during the years they have been partnered with this local cause.

Jones Retail Group CEO David Kindt said: “We are thrilled with the tremendous outcome of this year’s Charity Golf Day. It not only showcases our community’s generosity but also highlights the vital role The CAGE Youth Foundation plays in transforming young lives.

“This latest charity event, along with our other initiatives, demonstrates our ongoing commitment to making a positive impact in our community.

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“The funds raised will enable The Cage Youth Foundation to expand their programs and reach even more young people in need.”

Co-Founder of The Cage Youth Foundation, Linda Grieve said: “We are profoundly grateful for the unwavering support shown by Jones Retail Group and the participants of the Charity Golf Day. Their contributions will allow us to continue providing vital resources and mentorship to youth in our community.”

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The Cage Youth Foundation: It is a non-profit organisation dedicated to providing educational opportunities, mentorship, and support to disadvantaged youth. By fostering personal growth, developing life skills, and offering a safe and nurturing environment, the foundation empowers young individuals to overcome challenges and build a brighter future.

Jones Retail Group: It is a recognised two-time international retailer of the year. Through its Heart of the Community Foundation, it is committed to making a positive impact in the community. With a focus on corporate social responsibility, the company actively supports charitable initiatives.

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