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Motorworld Continues Annual Custom of Christmas Donation to Down Syndrome St. Maarten & Caribbean Foundation.

December 19, 2022

Motorworld Continues Annual Custom of Christmas Donation to Down Syndrome St. Maarten & Caribbean Foundation.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Every December, it is an annual custom of Motorworld for all Management & Staff to come together and give back to the community during the holiday season. Each year, one organization is chosen and Management & Staff collectively raise funds for the Annual Christmas Donation.
This year, the Down Syndrome St. Maarten & Caribbean Foundation (D.S.S.C.) was selected to receive the Annual Christmas Donation. The Down Syndrome St. Maarten & Caribbean Foundation was formed by a group of friends who have given birth to children with Down Syndrome. The goal of the foundation is to ...


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