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Ma Pau donates $2,000 to kids programme
Published:
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Nicholas Griffith, centre, receives a cheque for $2,000 from Ma Pau’s representatives Misty Fiddler, left, and Coneal Thomas.
Ma Pau members club has donated the sum of $2,000 towards the Save the Children Programme put on by the Crown Trace Football Club. A release said, the club, based at Crown Trace, Enterprise, Chaguanas, intends to host a football-based sports training programme for boys and girls in the community at the Postman Recreational Facility. The organisation said it hoped to provide a positive stable source of influence over youths in Crown Trace exposed to guns, drugs, violence and other illicit behaviour.
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