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Art Saves Lives students volunteer and perform at Special Olympics closing ceremony

June 5, 2016

Art Saves Lives students volunteer and perform at Special Olympics closing ceremony
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PHILIPSBURG:--- ASL Students Otmar Martina, Marlo Maduro, Shianne Lake, Adrien Nicasio, Jeanille Gibs, Dashaun Prince, Naomi Warsop, and Marine Caillet performed and volunteered on behalf of Art Saves Lives Foundation at the closing ceremonies of the Special Olympics which took place this weekend. ASL and its students are committed to giving back to their community in various ways. ASL Team Member Ms. Patricia Pantophlet volunteered at the Special Olympics events on Saturday at Raoul Illidge Sport Complex. The ASL Team is very proud of the commitment of Ms. Pantophlet and the ASL students.

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Art Saves Lives students volunteer and perform at Special Olympics closing ceremony

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=15310

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