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PHOTO: Kiwanis kindness

Friday, March 15, 2013



Pam Rodney-White (left), president of the Kiwanis Club of Constant Spring, presents two of four scholarships to Abilities Foundation students Corey Gayle (3rd left) and Craig Gayle at the Abilities Foundation in Kingston. Sharing the occasion are Marie Campbell (2nd left), instructor at the institution and Kiwanis advisor; and Coral Mason, guidance counsellor at the foundation, which caters to young people with challenges. The other scholarship recipients -- Sandra Pusey and Oliver Nelson -- were unavoidably absent for the presentation, which was held last week. The scholarships, valued at $80,000, represents proceeds from the Jamaica Cultural Connection first annual awards presentation dinner held in Florida last December. (PHOTO: BRYAN CUMMINGS)


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