MOTIVATED by Christ's famous miracle in which he used five loaves and two fish to feed 5,000 people, 18-year old Jordon Bennett is aiming to feed a number of homeless Jamaicans.
In carrying out the ambitious mission, he has started a non-profit organisation called: 'Feeding of the 5000', with the tagline 'Young Jamaicans helping Jamaicans'.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller presents the Youth in Service Award to Jordon Bennett at the Prime Minister’s Youth Award for Excellence ceremony, held on March 24 at Emancipation Park in New Kingston.
University student and founder of the ‘Feeding of the 5000’organisation Jordon Bennett shares a moment with a homeless person during his first feeding effort held in downtown Kingston last year April.(PHOTOS: JIS)
In carrying out the ambitious mission, he has started a non-profit organisation called: 'Feeding of the 5000', with the tagline 'Young Jamaicans helping Jamaicans'.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller presents the Youth in Service Award to Jordon Bennett at the Prime Minister’s Youth Award for Excellence ceremony, held on March 24 at Emancipation Park in New Kingston.
University student and founder of the ‘Feeding of the 5000’organisation Jordon Bennett shares a moment with a homeless person during his first feeding effort held in downtown Kingston last year April.(PHOTOS: JIS)
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