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Football boo$t from Rio Fiesta for Bishops, Trinity
Published:
Thursday, March 27, 2014
Students of Bishop Anstey High School East applaud as their school receives the donation from Yorke Inc.
The promoters of Yorke Inc’s 2014 Carnival all-inclusive fete which was held at Trinity College East on February 9, presented donations of $10,000 each to both Bishop Anstey High School and Trinity College East towards these schools’ football teams preparations for the upcoming football season.
As the theme of the Carnival Fete was Rio Fiesta, inspired by World Cup 2014 in Brazil, the Yorke Brothers, Gerard and Stafford, thought it was fitting to make this football donation.
Yorke Inc will hold its Glorious Saturday Night Party (Classics of the 20th Century) on April 19 at Pier 1, Chaguaramas. Music will be by Kabuki, Howie T, King Int’l and Sensational Sammy and will be exclusively hits of the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s.
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