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Together We Can hosts Seniors Dinner Gala, Back To School Give Back event | THE DAILY HERALD

August 25, 2023

Together We Can hosts Seniors Dinner  Gala, Back To School Give Back event | THE DAILY HERALD
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Close to 200 seniors turn out for the dinner gala hosted by the Together We Can Foundation.

PHILIPSBURG--The Hope Estate Senior Citizens Recreational Foundation was the venue for the first Seniors Dinner Gala hosted by the Together We Can (TWC) Foundation on August 20.

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The event aimed to cater to 200 seniors from different homes, and despite weather conditions, a great turnout of 180 seniors had a wonderful time.

In honour of International Day of the Elderly, the foundation will host another event for seniors on October 1. The dinner musical entertainment event will be held on the French side of the island.

Reading Rainbow Nursery and Afternoon School pupils with the newly acquired school supplies.

The success of the Seniors Dinner Gala was made possible by the generous support of various sponsors. The TWC Foundation expressed its gratitude to Mark Mingo, Cost-U-Less St. Maarten, Raquel Wathey, Supercity Party Store, Member of Parliament (MP) Rolando Brison, Antonio Patrick, Shirley Hilaire, Ohdea Marlin, Kreative Juices, Fontink Print Shop and Artemia Event Planners SXM for their support.

On August 6, the Foundation presented its first Back to School Give Back event. The event, which took place at #182 Backstreet at the Reading Rainbow Nursery and Afternoon School, blessed 200 pupils with school supplies for the new school year. Many parents showed up with their children to celebrate and collect their school supplies.

The Together We Can Foundation said it envisions every child having the best learning opportunities possible, beginning with the tools they need to succeed in the classroom. Unfortunately, this vision can be hampered for many families by

already stretched budgets. The Back to School Give Back event provided pupils in different communities with the supplies they need to succeed this school year.

The success of the Back to School Give Back event was made possible by the generous support of various sponsors. The TWC Foundation expressed its gratitude to Mark Mingo, Cost-U-Less St. Maarten, Eternal Life BV, Supercity Party Store, Supernatural Xtentions by Sherrie, MP Brison, Antonio Patrick, PDG St. Maarten, MP Sarah Wescot-Williams, Pamela George, Shirley Hilaire, MP Raeyon Peterson, B-Fit Fitness Center, the Board of Directors of TWC Foundation, and Reading Rainbow Early Stimulation Nursery and After School for their support.

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