Dickson Igwe Swim School gets sponsorship from Unite BVI
The Dickson Igwe School of Swimming, Aquatics, and the Sea was the recent recipient of $500 worth of swimming supplies from Unite BVI. Photo: Facebook/Dickson Igwe
Unite BVI is a swimming sponsor that supports swim schools in the Virgin Islands with grants and scholarships. They recently sponsored swimming supplies to the Dickson Igwe School of Swimming, Aquatics, and the Sea. Photo: Facebook/Dickson Igwe
NANNY CAY BOAT YARD AND MARINA, Tortola, VI- The Dickson Igwe School of Swimming, Aquatics, and the Sea was the recent recipient of $500 worth of swimming supplies from Unite BVI.
Speaking to our news centre, Mr Dickson Igwe said Unite BVI is a swimming sponsor that supports swim schools in the Virgin Islands with grants and scholarships.
Unite BVI Sponsorship a blessing- Dickson Igwe
Mr Igwe also described this sponsorship as a blessing.
“Over the years Unite BVI has kept my school sustainable and swimming volunteers from Dickson Igwe Swim School have taught hundreds of kids, youth, and adults to swim safely and competently.”
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7 Responses to “Dickson Igwe Swim School gets sponsorship from Unite BVI”
There have been many people trying to help get the kids to swim in the BVI. A $500 donation gets in the news in Tortola!? Come on people. Let’s get these kids learning to swim… it shouldn’t be so hard for a government to help the youth learn something that will help them in life, and help them learn about the ocean, pollution and living in harmony with nature.
And, with such a worthy cause as this?
These business people on Tortola, should be ashamed of themselves!
The Harneys, Westwood, and Riegels, Smith Gore, VP Bank,Banks of every description, drugstores, restaurants, taximen and women, Trust Companies A to Z,Retailers of every sort, Construction Companies, Electricians, Plumbers, every day men and women- NONE of those, and others, can make meaningful contributions to the children?
These business people doing business on Tortola, SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES!!!!
My goodness!
No wonder the children have no faith in the leadership of these communities!
Get it together, already, business people!!
Get it together!!