In a heartfelt ceremony recently in South Florida, Lana Lindo, a distinguished community organizer and philanthropist, received the Medal of Honor in recognition of her unwavering commitment to family, community, and cultural heritage.
This award celebrates her lifelong dedication to uplifting those around her and acknowledges the profound impact she has made.
Lana’s journey began in Jamaica, but she was raised in Brooklyn, New York. From an early age, she placed a strong emphasis on family, education, and professional development. Her diverse career spans business management, marketing, and public relations, demonstrating her versatility, resilience, and leadership.
For over two decades, Lana has been a certified advocate for abused women and children, tirelessly supporting families and individuals in need.
Her philanthropic endeavors are extensive, including initiatives to feed the homeless, organizing fundraising events, and participating in the laptop initiative with the Jamaican Consulate. Her efforts extend to supporting elected officials, Jamaica’s Consuls General, and organizations like Jamaica Women of Florida (JWOF), showcasing her dedication to community development and cultural preservation.
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In South Florida, Lana’s marketing and public relations expertise has promoted various campaigns and businesses in Miramar, Lauderdale Lakes, and Lauderhill. Her commitment to the Jamaican community shines through her active membership in JWOF, where she has passionately worked to celebrate and preserve Jamaican culture and heritage.
The Medal of Honor is a fitting tribute to Lana’s remarkable achievements and her steadfast dedication to family, community, and culture.
