NASSAU, BAHAMAS Three GraceKennedy Money Services (GKMS) customers discovered helping others has its own rewards.
As skyrocketing food prices take a toll on wallets, Stephanie Braynen, Barbara Harris, and Rosena Joseph each walked away with $1,000 in grocery items after winning a three-minute holi
Marina Butler-Babwah wins $50 from GraceKennedy Money Services in George Town, Exuma, on Saturday, February 27.
EXUMA, BAHAMAS As one bank shuttered its brick-and-mortar operations on Exuma, a money transfer service opened shop over the weekend, providing convenient services for those who prefer in-person transactions when sending and receiving money.
On Saturday, GraceKennedy Money Services (GKMS) welcomed customers at its newest location, Forbes’ D&Z Customs Brokerage in George Town.
According to businessman Naaman Forbes, Exumians required greater access to basic financial services, including local and international transfers, hence the partnership with GKMS, the Western Union agent.
“Western Union is a service that can assist us. We had a bank that left us and so now we have another alternative,” said Forbes. “Whatever it takes to maximize Exuma’s potential, Forbes Enterprise is here to assist.”
Philippe Jn Philippe was the grand prize winner of GraceKennedy Money Services’ “Look Who’s Feasting This Christmas” supermarket dash that took place on Thursday, January 14, at Xtra Valu, Nassau Village. (PRECISION MEDIA)
NASSAU, BAHAMAS When Philippe Jn Philippe sent money to Haiti to help with funeral costs for his mother, he had no idea that a simple transaction executed at Grace Kennedy Money Services (GKMS) would win him a two-and-a-half-minute supermarket dash valued at $1,000.
Philippe was the grand prize winner of GKMS Bahamas’ “Look Who’s Feasting This Christmas” promotion, where between December 11 and 31 anyone who sent or received funds at GKMS Western Union locations was eligible to win weekly $500 grocery vouchers or the supermarket dash grand prize.