Team Sangster 5/10k Charity Run/Walk Grant Guidelines

As MBJ Airports Limited (MBJ) continues to strategically position the Sangster International Airport (SIA) through transformational investments in infrastructure, improved processes and modern technology, we believe investing in the human capabilities and future talents within our communities is equally important. Sangster International Airport can only become the leading tourist destination airport if we invest in specific outcomes for our people. At MBJ, we thrive only when our communities and our people thrive. MBJ therefore invites applications for the following grants supported by partner funding through the Team Sangster 5/10K Charity Run.

Grants Guidelines

1. Team Sangster Academic Grant

Our Team Sangster community remains the heartbeat of our operations at SIA. We recognize the need to specifically invest in our airport community members by demonstrating the value of their impact on SIA’s operation and reputation as the Caribbean’s Leading Airport. The Team Sangster Academic Grant will be focused on funding the education of current SIA staff or the children of our Team Sangster community, therefore, only SIA employees or their dependents will be eligible to apply.

Team Sangster Grant Application Form

2. MBJ Community Grant

As part of its governance framework, MBJ prioritises its role as a responsible corporate citizen seeking to effect policies that promote social cohesion. MBJ reaffirms its long-term commitment to the sustainable development of the communities and families we serve while increasing youth access to quality education. The MBJ Community Grant intends to support the education of individuals living within low-income communities currently enrolled at all levels of the education system. The Community-focused grant aims to assist children and young adults who reside in St. James, Trelawny, Hanover and Westmoreland.

Community Grant Application Form

3. MBJ Inclusivity Grant

The MBJ Inclusivity Grant seeks to support programs/projects being implemented by registered local organizations that target the growth and development of community members who have a disability. Applicants must clearly outline the intended social impact of their proposed program/project on individuals with disabilities.