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Redland Bayside News > Community > Jones Retail Group raises over $76,000 at Charity Race Day
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Jones Retail Group raises over $76,000 at Charity Race Day

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Published: May 2, 2026
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GREAT RESULT: From left, Jones Retail Group CEO David Kindt, The Cage Youth Foundation General Manager Angie Bowers, The Cage Youth Foundation Founder Peter Grieve, The Cage Youth Foundation Founder Linda Grieve, Heart of the Community Foundation Founder and Jones Retail Group owner Leanne Jones, Managing Director and owner Jones Retail Group Tyrone Jones, and Brisbane Racing Club Chairman Richard Morrison.
GREAT RESULT: From left, Jones Retail Group CEO David Kindt, The Cage Youth Foundation General Manager Angie Bowers, The Cage Youth Foundation Founder Peter Grieve, The Cage Youth Foundation Founder Linda Grieve, Heart of the Community Foundation Founder and Jones Retail Group owner Leanne Jones, Managing Director and owner Jones Retail Group Tyrone Jones, and Brisbane Racing Club Chairman Richard Morrison.
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JONES Retail Group, through its Heart of the Community Foundation, celebrated another outstanding success on April 18, hosting its fourth annual Charity Race Day and raising more than $76,000 for The Cage Youth Foundation.

For more than 20 years, The Cage Youth Foundation has provided a safe and supportive environment for local youth through counselling services, school wellbeing programs, mentoring and practical community initiatives.

The organisation works closely with young people facing personal and family challenges, helping them build resilience, confidence and stronger pathways for the future.

The annual Race Day has become a signature event for the Foundation, with this year marking its fourth consecutive year of bringing people together to make a genuine difference.

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Heart of the Community Foundation Founder Leanne Jones said the event continued to grow each year thanks to the incredible support of the wider community.

“To raise more than $76,000 for such an important organisation is something we are incredibly proud of,” she said.

“The generosity shown by our suppliers, supporters and guests is what makes this event so special, and we are grateful to everyone who helped make the day possible.”

The Foundation extended its sincere thanks to all supplier partners and supporters whose contributions helped.

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