PHOTO: For a worthy cause
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October 15, 2013

PHOTO: For a worthy cause

Vaccianna Moseley (left), Principal of Green Island Primary School and William McDonald (right) from the Clifton Boys Home, receive a cheque for $800,000 from Abraham Issa (second left), Operations Manager of Couples Negril, and Glenn Lawrence, CEO of Couples Resorts, at the Couples Resorts Negril Charity Golf Tournament held on Sunday at the Negril Hills Golf Club. Proceeds will go towards projects at the School and Boys Home.

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