Charity’s scholarships, back-to-school drive ‘a success’

Director of Events Management at ThenWhat? Charity, Cherry-Ann Lovell presents Eli Codrington-Taylor with his $250 scholarship. (GP)

he annual back-to-school drive and scholarship awards by the ThenWhat? Charity have been described as a resounding success, providing much-needed support to vulnerable students in Barbados.

This year, four students were awarded the Patsy Layne-ThenWhat? Scholarship, while two students received the Melbourne Inn-ThenWhat? Scholarship. Each scholarship provides $250 for school supplies.

The charity’s back-to-school drive saw 20 students receive essential school supplies and teachers were also gifted with bags of supplies to enhance their classrooms.

President Trustee of the organisation, Samantha Hazlewood-Ermay, expressed her gratitude for the continued support that made this year’s event a success.

“We are thrilled to be able to provide these scholarships and back-to-school supplies to students in need,” she said. “It’s an annual event that we look forward to, and we thank everyone who has contributed to its success.”

(PR)

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