NewsSouth Florida Caribbean NewsJune 24, 2026Miami-Dade
Sandals Resorts Volunteers Clean Up Fisherman’s Beach
Employees from two Sandals resorts in St. Ann, Jamaica, removed over 1,000 pounds of trash from Fisherman’s Beach. The initiative is part of a larger corporate effort to promote environmental preservation and community engagement in the parish.
Read the full story at South Florida Caribbean NewsWhy It Matters
The removal of 1,000 pounds of debris directly impacts the cleanliness of a public shoreline used by local residents, fishers, and visitors in St. Ann’s Bay.
Key Facts
- Over 1,000 pounds of waste were removed from Fisherman’s Beach in St. Ann’s Bay.
- The clean-up was conducted by Sandals Foundation Ambassadors and staff from Sandals Dunn’s River and Sandals Royal Plantation.
- Collected debris included plastic containers, glass bottles, damaged household items, and clothing.
- The resorts committed to continuing environmental projects across St. Ann in partnership with community stakeholders.
Who's Mentioned
organizationSandals Foundation“The charitable arm of the resort company organizing the clean-up.”organizationSandals Dunn’s River“Resort whose staff participated in the clean-up.”locationFisherman’s Beach“The specific public beach in St. Ann’s Bay where the clean-up occurred.”personKeish Beckford“Regional public relations coordinator for the resorts.”organizationSandals Royal Plantation“Resort whose staff participated in the clean-up.”personKevin Clarke“General manager of Sandals Dunn’s River.”