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Emporium contributes to schools’ basketball festival
Hardware Emporium last week handed over a cheque to Street Solutions Inc, which is part of the organisation of the fifth 34-team National Schools’ Basketball Festival scheduled to start yesterday, Sunday, at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall.
Street Solutions’, Kurt Wilson (right) collects a cheque toward the National Schools’ Basketball Festival from Hardware Emporium’s Dulcie Williams.
Speaking on behalf of the company, Street Solutions’ Operations Assistant, Kurt Wilson told this newspaper that the company is proud to be associated with the tournament and the development of the young players that will be part of the event.
“We are overjoyed to be associated with the development of youths. The company has promised to come on board in a larger sense in the future,” Wilson said, adding that Street Solutions will be sticking with their thrust to positively impact young people.
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