More corporative sponsors for Soup Kitchen
A donation was made to the Soup Kitchen by a business entity to help it fulfill its mandate.
The donation was presented to the Soup Kitchen’s founder, Inspector Veldon Raggette, by the management and staff of Sky Tiger, an Internet Gaming company based in Canada Place on Lauchland Benjamin Drive.
Raggette expressed gratitude to the management and staff of Sky Tiger for their generous donation, sponsorship, and for facilitating the sharing of the meal.
He also thanked the chefs at Green Apple Cafe in Five Islands and the in-house chef, Sasha James, on behalf of his team.
On Thursday, the Soup Kitchen served a special meal consisting of ham, turkey, chicken, fish, rice, pasta, fried dumplings, bread pudding, steamed vegetables, and a green salad. Raggette noted that while every day is a blessing, some days are truly exceptional, and today was one of those days.
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