Masters and Celebrities assists two basic schools
Principal of the Franklin Town Church Of God Basic School, Cheryl Livingston, and Kaye-Ann Brown-Radlin, the principal of the Regent Street Basic School in Denham Town, were all smiles recently following a presentation of equipment from the Masters and Celebrities organisation.
Clive 'Busy Campbell, founder of Masters and Celebrities, handed over computers and fans bought from proceeds from the annual 'Bring Back The Love' exhibition football match held at the Harbour View Mini-Stadium in May.
Livingston said the equipment will be of great benefit to the students.
"We are very thankful to Mr Campbell for this gesture and we know that the children will indeed benefit from it," she said.
Brown-Radlin could not thank Campbell enough.
"I would like to say a big thank you on behalf of the Regent Street Basic School to Mr Campbell and his team for this gesture. It is a well-received one. We know times are hard and anything that is given to us we appreciate it. So a big hats off to Mr Campbell and his team for this effort," she said.
Meanwhile, Campbell, who was born in the Franklin Town community, in close proximity to the Franklin Town Church Of God Basic School, continued to make his call for peace in communities across the island.
"In some communities you cannot leave from one street and go to a nearby street. I have seen it all over Kingston and in some rural rural areas. Let us just try to live in peace and love," he said.








