Digicel and Portmore’s children
This young man seems ready to 'have a go' at the mechanical bull.
Entertainment
December 5, 2010

Digicel and Portmore’s children

Telecoms provider, Digicel got into the spirit of the season, kicking off their Christmas activities in the Sunshine City on Saturday. The Portsmouth Community Centre was the venue for a treat for children followed by a mini tree lighting ceremony and concert.

The children from the community were treated to rides galore and the Digicel team was on hand to share the moment.

 

 

Digicel’s director of marketing, Donovan White, gets a laugh out of this little one.
These tots are all lined-up and ready to take on the bounce-about.
Santa’s helpers were on hand to see who was naught or nice.

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