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Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda HAPPENING NOW: Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

HAPPENING NOW: Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

9 February 2026 - 10:56

HAPPENING NOW: Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

9 February 2026 - 10:56
Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

Ambassador Dr. Clarence Pilgrim and Director of Education Clare Browne assist in passing out bookbags

 

The Zhong An Huali Construction Group, the Chinese firm leading the Booby Alley redevelopment project, has extended its community support beyond construction.

Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

Dr. Clarence Pilgrim and Director Clare Browne assist in passing out bookbags

The group is currently donating 400 backpacks filled with pencils, pens, and other school supplies to students of the Villa Primary School.

Project Manager Tang Wei Wei described the gesture as an “investment of love” in Villa, reflecting the group’s commitment to giving back to the community where they work.

Zhong An Huali Construction Group Donates 400 Backpacks To Villa Primary

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6 Comments

  1. As a parent, I know how expensive school supplies can be. This kind of help really matters to families.

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  2. Giving back to the school is commendable. Hopefully it’s part of an ongoing relationship with the Villa community.

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  3. This shows that development doesn’t have to be cold or disconnected from people. It can be human.

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  4. Respect to the company for giving back.

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  5. I’m sure they appreciate the gesture. Thanks on behalf of my child

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  6. Thats a kind gesture, Good that they wanna give back summ

    Reply

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