It was all about the love for the children on the Treasure Queen last Sunday. Swagger Promotions held its second annual charity cruise, and based on the turnout, it was a success. With the theme "Make a Child Smile," the intent was to ensure that the wards at the St Dominic's Children Home, The Lady Hochoy Home, and the Just Because Foundation had an enjoyable Christmas season. Also joining the cause were DJs Rapid Response, Custodian, Trevlyn & Die Hard, John Boy & Ezel, Jr Mafia, and Mr Slaughter & X Caliber. The cruise takes place on the second Sunday in December every year.
Smooth sailing for Swagger charity cruise.
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