Representatives of Iterboreale Basic School, pose with Icons of Annotto Bay executives after they received their contribution. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
June 5, 2022
Icons, Korea agency donate health products to schools
St Mary charity Icons of Annotto Bay recently handed out the final batch of products that it obtained through sponsorship from the Korean Embassy in Kingston, and the Korean International Cooperation Agency Alumni, Jamaica Chapter, to support schools and other institutions in their fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic.
The embassy and the alumni combined efforts in coming up with the sponsorship of US$4,000 (around $600,000) worth of health-care items to ease the burden on schools in St Mary.
Icons was represented at the presentations by the organisation’s president Wyatt “Spur” Williams, and secretary, Odette Smith Williams.
Enfield Primary School was not to be left out, as here, representatives of the school and Icons executives gather for a photo after the handing over. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
Bromley Primary School Principal Caleaf Williams (right) shakes hands with Wyatt Williams after the handover. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
Annotto Bay Primary School Principal Wayne Tatam and Icons secretary Odette Smith Williams pause for a snapshot. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
Robin’s Bay Primary School Principal Ryon McNaught (left) expresses gratitude to Wyatt Williams. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
Belfield Primary School Principal Michael Calvert (right) poses for a photo opportunity with Wyatt Williams after collecting items for the institution. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
Principal of Clonmel Primary School, Oshea Davis accepts products from Wyatt Williams. (Photo: Patrick Henry)
