Plymouth
Banjul, in conjunction with KitAid, yesterday donated football items to Upper
Basic schools and youth associations in the country.
The
beneficiaries were Tallinding Upper Basic School, Bakau Upper Basic School,
Latrikunda Upper Basic School, Saint Peter’s Upper and Senior Secondary School
and Brusubi Youth Association.
Speaking
at the presentation ceremony held at the Asset Bantaba in Senegambia, George
Gomez, director of Plymouth Banjul Challenge, said the Challenge is an
organization supported community-based development projects, adding that they
also supported the development of some football fields in the country.
Gomez
revealed that Plymouth Banjul Challenge brought in some vehicles in the country
from Europe and sold them to fund development projects in the country.
Momodou
Secka, administrator of Plymouth Banjul Challenge, said the Challenge supported
many community-based projects in the country.
For
their part, the beneficiaries described the donation as timely while hailing
Plymouth Banjul Challenge for their benevolent gesture.