The Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) presents a donation to Hands for Hunger. From left: Anja Darling, BTC; Aarone Sargeant, multimedia manager; and Indira Collie Sr, manager, BTC Comms.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS The Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) gifted five community organizations with monetary support to help make the holidays a little brighter for those in need during the holiday season.
The Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) presents a donation to the Elizabeth Estates Children’s Home.
The Children’s Emergency Hostel, Hands for Hunger, Elizabeth Children’s Home, F.O.A.M. and Reach Out and Touch Ministries on Grand Bahama all received donations.
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CHRISTMAS was a little extra special for the residents of the Bahamas Children’s Emergency Hostel, thanks to the commitment from tennis sensation Sydney Clarke.
On Christmas Eve, Clarke presented a huge parcel of food, toiletries and toys to the home, all through the generosity of the Bahamas Lawn Tennis Association, her friends and family members, who supported her initiative of giving back to those in need.
“I was just really happy that I could come down here and give my support to these kids and just give them a Merry Christmas,” Clarke said. “I got a lot of support from the public, my tennis community and my family and friends.