Employees at the Jamaica Customs Agency went into their pockets and came up with funds to purchase 61 tablets for students at two schools close to their offices.“It was done without hesitation,” declared Tameka Goulbourne, Director of Internal Affairs and chairperson of the customs agency’s Corporate Social Responsibility Committee.The tablets went to the Farm Primary and Infant School in Green Pond, St James, and the Edward Seaga Primary School in Denham Town, St Andrew.Tameka notes that the agency’s committee focuses its efforts in and around communities close to its offices. “We want to have a greater impact on our stakeholders beyond our current mandate, especially with everything that has been going on since the pandemic,” she said.She spoke with Impacting Jamaica host Luke Douglas about the commitment of the agency’s workers to corporate social responsibility initiatives and plans for the future. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.