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Digicel recognises support from Kamarang community
Recognised as one of the leading corporate entities to assist in the development of sport locally, Digicel last Friday, repaid the Kamarang community for the overwhelming support given, during the staging of the recently concluded Nationwide Schools Football Competition.
Digicel’s Events and Sponsorship Manager Gavin Hope (left) hands over the Plaque to Regional Education Officer Lemuel Thomas last Friday at the Kamarang Community Centre.
Representing the company at the occasion was Events and Sponsorship Manager Gavin Hope, who in his remarks thanked the community for its support during the competition, referring to it as awesome and unrivalled.
Hope told the audience at the Kamarang Community Centre during the staging of the Upper Mazaruni Inter-District Games that the Company was very appreciative of their support and for that they decided to present them with a Plaque. Regional Education Officer Lemuel Thomas received the Plaque on behalf of the community.
Additionally, Hope, who had promised on a previous visit that Digicel would conduct a feasibility study to determine whether or not the community situated in Region 7 could be provided with the cellular service held true to that undertaking and took two personnel who did a preliminary study of the area and will report on a later date.
Digicel also made a contribution through the provision of a trophy for the winning female team and a cash prize of $50,000 for the football competition.
Hope assured that the relationship between the two will remain and even strengthened.
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