BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – Local business Frontline Trading has officially kicked off its ambitious “Interior Mind-blowing Makeover Pact” (Project IMMPACT) on Monday, March 31, 2025, under the inspiring theme “Building The Community.” This initiative underscores Frontline Trading’s commitment to not only driving sales but also making a tangible positive impact on the Barbadian community and beyond, fostering stronger customer relations.
Spearheaded by Patrick Niles and the dedicated team at Frontline Trading, Project IMMPACT has garnered significant support from like-minded corporate partners. Platinum, Gold, and Silver sponsors including Summit Media & Event Rentals, Barbados Comfort Sleep, Berger, CBC, and STARCOM Network, through their station Hitz 106.7, have joined forces to make this vision a reality.
The core of Project IMMPACT encourages broad participation from families across Barbados, inviting them to become part of this community-focused endeavor. The grand prize will see one fortunate winner receive a comprehensive Interior Mind-blowing Makeover of a single bedroom, tailored to their needs. This transformation package includes new bedding, a fresh paint job, a dressing table, side tables, and lamps. Furthermore, selected participants will also be awarded prizes aimed at enhancing the beauty of their homes.
Project IMMPACT is built on the principles of collaboration, efficient cost management, and active social media engagement. It aims to not only provide tangible benefits to individual households but also to foster a sense of community spirit and shared progress.
Barbadians will have the opportunity to enter the IMMPACT promotion between March 31st and May 17th. Entry requires a minimum spend of $100 at Frontline Trading. The ultimate reward is the chance to receive a life-enhancing Interior Mind-blowing Makeover Pact, powered by Frontline Trading and its esteemed partners.
Project IMMPACT – truly embodying its theme of “Building The Community” – promises to bring positive change and beautiful transformations to homes across Barbados.
