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WIB Supports “Back to School Drive”

July 5, 2016

WIB Supports “Back to School Drive”
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The Windward Islands Bank Ltd. (WIB) is giving its supports to a “Back to School Drive” spearheaded by 15 year-old student Ki-Mani Olivacce, who has called upon the community to donate school supply items for children in need. WIB has placed two collection boxes – one at the main branch in Philipsburg and the other at the Simpson Bay Branch – for clients wanting to be part of this effort, to donate any of the items listed below:

Agendas, 3 ring Binders, Backpacks, Colored Pencils,
Pens/pencils, Construction paper, Crayons, Dividers,
Folders, Glue Bottles, Glue Sticks, Erasers, Highlighters,
Markers, Notebook Paper, Pencil Cases, Rulers,
Notebook Paper, Pencil Cases, Rulers, Spiral Notebooks, Calculators.

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The school supplies can be dropped off during banking hours – 8:30am to 3:30 pm. The Back to School drive at WIB will continue from now until August 5, 2016.
Your Partner in Progress.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=18285

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