Digicel spreads Christmas cheer to students
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January 12, 2016

Digicel spreads Christmas cheer to students

On Friday, December 4 and 5, Digicel’s staff and Santa Claus travelled to the School for Children with Special Needs Georgetown, Bequia and Kingstown to deliver great cheer by distributing Christmas gifts to each student, along with the Leo Club to pull off a children’s party for the 60 plus kids attending the School for Children with Special Needs Kingstown.

Recharge manager Gershom Dick ventured to the Sunshine School in Bequia to deliver toys to each student. He surprised the kids at their Christmas party with dolls and trucks and lots of surprises. The smiles on their faces truly expressed happiness and appreciation to Digicel.

On the mainland, marketing executive Danielle Cupid travelled to the School for Children with Special Needs Georgetown to spread Christmas cheer as Digi Santa surprised the students there with lots of toys and surprises.

Digicel truly looks forward to making the Christmas season a rather festive and exciting time for the children with special needs in St Vincent and the Grenadines.

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