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Mings Products & Services donates cricket balls to RHTY&SC
For the eight successive year, cricket teams of the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club (RHTY&SC) have benefitted from a donation of balls from the Management of Mings Products & Services Ltd.
Ms. Alesa Bacchus (left) hands over the balls to RHTY&SC Office Manager Moonish Singh, while another Mings staff looks on.
The entity’s Administrative Assistant, Ms. Alesa Bacchus, handed over the balls to RHTY&SC Office Manager Moonish Singh at the company’s Head Office, Urquhart Street, Kingston, Georgetown.
Singh, who is as also Co-Chair of the club’s Cricket Development Committee, expressed gratitude to the management of the company especially Mr. Colin and Stanley Ming for their continued investment in the youths.
Singh also disclosed that the club’s cricket section is being reorganised to achieve even greater success and continued support of Ming’s Products & Services would assist them to achieve their targeted goals.
Meanwhile, the RHTY&SC also received financial donations from John Fernandes Ltd, DR. Jose Da Silva of Modern Optical Service and Mr. Ralph Ramkarran of the Law Firm, Cameron and Shepherd.
The club would use the donations for its Anti-Drugs and Pro-Education campaigns which are coordinated by the eight club teams.
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