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Jun 04, 2015 News
The Festival City Youth and Parent Organization was the recipient of one large industrial six-burner gas stove, courtesy of the non-governmental organization, “Food for the Poor (Guyana) Incorporated” (FFP), recently.
At the presentation ceremony held at FFP’s office located at 1999-2002, Blue
On the right Mr. Wayne Hamilton Public Relations Manager handing over stove to Mr. Richard Taylor, Chairman of the Festival City organization
Mountain Road, Festival City, North Ruimveldt, Richard Taylor, Chairman of the Festival City organization, said that the entity was established after the 2011 General and Regional elections under the theme, “ Take back your community and empower your youths.”
In collaboration with Habitat for Humanity and Builders Beyond Borders, a community centre was built for members to conduct their work. He further stated that they approached FFP for assistance and received a large quantity of tiles, paint and other essentials to enhance the building.
Mr. Taylor said that the stove would benefit the community in many ways, “providing meals for the children when they attend the Saturday educational programs and assisting with hot meals for pensioners and the elderly when that program is introduced.” He had high praise for FFP’s benevolence.
Public Relations Manager of FFTP, Wayne Hamilton, said that Food For The Poor is not just about providing food and clothing, but also to help and improve the living standards of communities where there is a need.
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