PHOTO: Let the games begin
Christine Scott-Brown (left), executive director National Baking Company Foundation, presents her company's donation of $500,000 towards the staging of the Council of Voluntary Social Services (CVSS) games to meet director Winston Keyes; Venesse Morrison-Leon, youth sector chair at CVSS; and CVSS CEO Winsome Wilkins. The games are scheduled for tomorrow at the University of the West Indies Mona bowl.<b>Photo: Karl McLarty</b>
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June 30, 2016

PHOTO: Let the games begin

Christine Scott-Brown (left), executive director National Baking Company Foundation, presents her company’s donation of $500,000

towards the staging of the Council of Voluntary Social Services (CVSS) games to meet director Winston Keyes; Venesse Morrison-

Leon, youth sector chair at CVSS; and CVSS CEO Winsome Wilkins. The games are scheduled for tomorrow at the University of the

West Indies Mona bowl. (Photo: Karl McLarty)

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