The Leo Club of South Georgetown celebrated its 10th anniversary

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The Leo Club of South Georgetown celebrated its 10th anniversary by making a number of donations to needy families in its community. According to a press release on September 18 members hosted a church service at the Trinity Methodist church; donated school supplies to three Grade Two students and launched its mentorship programme with the said children. On September 19 members interacted with persons from the society for the blind; on September 20 the club hosted its meal-on-wheels programme to benefit indigent persons in the Bourda Market area and on September 22 it hosted an anniversary cocktail reception. In Picture: Past Secretary Joanne Nelson, President Des Ron Alexander and members Askari Ferrier, Micaela Reece, Ronald Phillips and Collis Willie and his daughter are pictured at the start of the programme of activities.
The Leo Club of South Georgetown celebrated its 10th anniversary by making a number of donations to needy families in its community. According to a press release on September 18 members hosted a church service at the Trinity Methodist church; donated school supplies to three Grade Two students and launched its mentorship programme with the said children. On September 19 members interacted with persons from the society for the blind; on September 20 the club hosted its meal-on-wheels programme to benefit indigent persons in the Bourda Market area and on September 22 it hosted an anniversary cocktail reception. In Picture: Past Secretary Joanne Nelson, President Des Ron Alexander and members Askari Ferrier, Micaela Reece, Ronald Phillips and Collis Willie and his daughter are pictured at the start of the programme of activities.
The Leo Club of South Georgetown celebrated its 10th anniversary by making a number of donations to needy families in its community. According to a press release on September 18 members hosted a church service at the Trinity Methodist church; donated school supplies to three Grade Two students and launched its mentorship programme with the said children. On September 19 members interacted with persons from the society for the blind; on September 20 the club hosted its meal-on-wheels programme to benefit indigent persons in the Bourda Market area and on September 22 it hosted an anniversary cocktail reception. In Picture: Past Secretary Joanne Nelson, President Des Ron Alexander and members Askari Ferrier, Micaela Reece, Ronald Phillips and Collis Willie and his daughter are pictured at the start of the programme of activities.