The Rotaract Club of U.W.I, Mona is conducting a Stationery drive, where all items collected will be contributed to the Operation Restoration Christian School. This school assists with reintegrating students into the Government education system.
The drive began on February 8, 2016 and continues until March 3rd 2016. The students that will be assisted are teenagers, 14 years and older.
Donations should include items such as textbooks, notebooks, pens, pencils, rulers, rubbers, sharpeners, etc.
If you would like to be a part of the drive, your participation would be greatly appreciated.
For further information you can make contact with:
The Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman resumed their Community Service Project of decorating and packing Brown Paper Bag lunches for Mental Health Court clients two weeks ago.
The Rotaract Club of Negril visited the Clifton Boys’ Home a few days ago and donated toiletries and detergents to the home. The boys were grateful for their packages. Good Job Rotaractors of Negril!
Follow the Rotaract Club of Negril on Instagram @rotaractclubofnegril to keep up to date with how they plan to elevate their communities and feel free to DM them to get more information.
The Rotaract Club of Grand Turk partnered with the Rotary Clubs of Grand Turk and Providenciales in an annual Dictionary Drive and issued many dictionaries to different schools last week.
The Rotaract Club of St. Andrew (RSCA) visited Balcombe Drive Primary and Junior High yesterday and donated a Jamaican flag and other items to their Grade 1 classroom.
Back to school isn’t only in September but all year through. Good job RSCA!
First of all, what is Skunk Nation? Skunk Nation represents Jamaica’s ‘Stinkest’ (Eye catching), finest machines a.k.a. cars. Whether it’s the paint job, rims, tints etc., it is all about the time, effort, skill and vision becoming reality while building and supporting local at the same time.
Two Saturdays ago, Skunk Nation had their annual ‘Xmas Charity for the Kids’ that Suga attended at Susie’s Bakery in South Dale Plaza, which brought Skunk rides by different teams across Jamaica together for a good cause.
Persons were asked to bring gifts to drop in their gift drums or to make monetary donations.
Cars were on display of course and Dancehall Artiste, Tanto Blacks made quite a memorable appearance. It was an exciting night of dancers, music and freestyling.
Throughout the night as the liquor flowed and the vibe got ‘rich’, persons felt more inclined to drop money in the boxes carried around by Skunk Nation’s team of girls.
Donations such as strollers and more were handed over to Mary’s Child Girls Home last week with the aid of sponsors, Truck Stop, Sparkles Productions, Chun Scents, Ship n’ Go and KMS Distributors to name a few.
Nicholas Lue hands over some donations to Ms. Williams of Mary’s Child Girls Home last week
Well done Skunk Nation!
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A few days ago the Rotaract Club of Liguanea Plains joined the Rotary Club of Liguanea Plains and had Santa pay a special visit to the New Providence Primary School.
Efforts were joined at a late night meeting in wrapping gifts for the Rotary Club’s annual Christmas Treat for the students of the school.
Photo: @rclpja ‘s Instagram page
Good job to the Rotary family of Liguanea Plains.
How will you be helping to make less fortunate persons happy this Christmas?
Follow Rotaract Club of Liguanea plains on Instagram: @rclpja