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No Kidding with our Kids Foundation Receives Projector from CIBC FirstCaribbean. | SMN News

September 19, 2019

No Kidding with our Kids Foundation Receives Projector from CIBC FirstCaribbean. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- “Guiding and shaping the youth of today into the leaders of tomorrow” is the motto of the No Kidding with our Kids Foundation.

The charity continues to live up to that motto through a number of programmes including their afterschool program. To further their work, the foundation recently received a new projector from CIBC FirstCaribbean.

This donation will enable the foundation, which has been providing afterschool care to children 4 to 14 for twenty-three years, to use the projector for various activities within their program, such as staff trainings and information sessions for


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Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/no-kidding-with-our-kids-foundation-receives-projector-from-cibc-firstcaribbean-smn-news/

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