Preedy donates 15 laptops to Maloney school

Akeem “Preedy” Chance is excited to display one of the donated laptops at a brief handover held in December. The devices will go a long way in ensuring connectivity for some of the students of the Maloney Government Primary School. -
Akeem “Preedy” Chance is excited to display one of the donated laptops at a brief handover held in December. The devices will go a long way in ensuring connectivity for some of the students of the Maloney Government Primary School. -

FULFILLING a commitment he made to the Maloney Government Primary School in June 2020, Digicel Soca Avenger, Akeem “Preedy” Chance closed off the year handing over 15 laptops to his alma mater.

The donation was made possible through collaboration with the Digicel Foundation under Phase II of its Connecting You programme, said a media release.

Digicel Foundation project co-ordinator Diana Mathura-Hobson, Digicel Soca Avenger Akeem “Preedy” Chance and Maloney Government Primary School principal Charmaine Gardner display some of the laptops donated to the students through Phase II of the Digicel Foundation’s Connecting You Programme.
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On hand to receive the laptops on behalf of the students was principal Charmaine Gardner who said that the devices will go a long way in ensuring that the students are equipped to take part in their educational virtual classes. Gardner said in the release, “We are grateful that Akeem chose to get involved in assisting the school since more than 200 students are presently without devices.”

Preedy who was excited to deliver on his promise to the school said, “This is an excellent way to close another chapter of the Maloney Story and the year 2020.”

Akeem “Preedy” Chance is excited to display one of the donated laptops at a brief handover in December. The devices will go a long way in ensuring connectivity for some of the students of the Maloney Government Primary School. -

Additionally, with the grant funding of US$5,000 received through the Digicel Foundation Community Engagement Programme, Preedy also replaced all 100 chairs for the standard five classrooms. All 100 desks are also expected to be refurbished by March 2021. Members of the community will assist with the refurbishment of the desks as they too continue to play a significant part in the Maloney story, the release said.

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