Wed | Nov 19, 2025

Something Extra | Wednesday

Published:Wednesday | November 19, 2025 | 12:06 AM
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Below: Shantell Dixon (left), sales support officer at Sagicor, and Toni Campbell, senior compliance manager at Scotiabank, step out in matching pink cowboy hats.
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Below: Shantell Dixon (left), sales support officer at Sagicor, and Toni Campbell, senior compliance manager at Scotiabank, step out in matching pink cowboy hats.
Fitness consultant and trainer Cecilia Morris-Murray never misses a chance to get moving, especially when there’s a purpose behind it.
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Fitness consultant and trainer Cecilia Morris-Murray never misses a chance to get moving, especially when there’s a purpose behind it.
Paul Brissett and physiotherapist Dr Wendi Brissett soak up the early morning sun after the race.
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Paul Brissett and physiotherapist Dr Wendi Brissett soak up the early morning sun after the race.
Naomi Garrick (right), founder and CEO of Garrick Communications, walks for a cause alongside Tina Lee, director at TLMAXX Ltd.
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Naomi Garrick (right), founder and CEO of Garrick Communications, walks for a cause alongside Tina Lee, director at TLMAXX Ltd.
Joamie Tweed strikes a playful pose after crossing the finish line.
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Joamie Tweed strikes a playful pose after crossing the finish line.
Dusted in pink powder and bright smiles are mother-daughter duo Samantha Delgado and little Kehlani Perkins.
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Dusted in pink powder and bright smiles are mother-daughter duo Samantha Delgado and little Kehlani Perkins.
Dr Christopher Tufton, minister of health and wellness, congratulates Sandra Samuels, president of JR2R, on a successful 25th anniversary staging of Pink Run.
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Dr Christopher Tufton, minister of health and wellness, congratulates Sandra Samuels, president of JR2R, on a successful 25th anniversary staging of Pink Run.
Reggae songstress Alaine treats 2025 Pink Run patrons to an uplifting performance of her hit, ‘Born to Win’.
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Reggae songstress Alaine treats 2025 Pink Run patrons to an uplifting performance of her hit, ‘Born to Win’.
Kim Thompson, cosmetologist at Naturalistic Salon & Spa, leaps into the air in spirited support of breast cancer awareness.
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Kim Thompson, cosmetologist at Naturalistic Salon & Spa, leaps into the air in spirited support of breast cancer awareness.
Waving to the camera mid-5K is media personality and attorney-at-law Talia Soares-Brown.
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Waving to the camera mid-5K is media personality and attorney-at-law Talia Soares-Brown.
Right: Feeling good after crossing the finish line, Keisha Cross is all smiles.
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Right: Feeling good after crossing the finish line, Keisha Cross is all smiles.
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Marking its 25th anniversary, Jamaica Reach to Recovery (JR2R) painted the city pink on Sunday with its annual Pink Run. Postponed from its usual October staging because of Hurricane Melissa, the new date still drew supporters out in their numbers to honour breast cancer warriors and survivors across the island. JR2R also used the occasion to collect relief items for families affected by the hurricane, which were handed over to Food For The Poor. From tutus and cowboy hats to clouds of pink holi powder, with hugs and smiles in between, Something Extra has the social highlights.