Miss Trinidad and Tobago, Delene Fayola Reyes was crowned Miss Caribbean Feaster on April 16, 2017. Photo: TWF

Strong 'Trini' support for Delene Fayola Reyes, who was crowned Miss Caribbean Feaster on April 16, 2017. Photo: TWF

Miss Caribbean Feaster was held on April 16, 2017 at Island Sizzle Parking Lot. Photo: TWF

Part of the Filipino contingent at Miss Caribbean Feaster on April 16, 2017. Photo: TWF

Miss Caribbean Feaster 2017, Delene Fayola Reyes with her support team. Photo: TWF

First Runner Up of Miss Caribbean Feaster 2017, Miss Guyana Solonica Grant in culture wear. Photo: TWF

Miss Phillipines in Swimwear at Miss Caribbean Feaster 2017. Photo: TWF

Miss Caribbean Feaster 2017 also had a Dominican Republic contestant. Photo: TWF

Members of Teamwork Family Entertainment donated a wheelchair to the Adina Donovan Home for the Elderly on April 26, 2017. Photo: TWF

The wheelchair that was donated to the Adina Donovan Home for the Elderly on April 26, 2017. Photo: TWF

The first event for TWF was held on April 16, 2017 at the Island Sizzle Parking Lot. It was entitled Caribbean Feaster, under the theme: Separated by Water, United by Culture.

During this event the group hosted the Virgin Islands (VI) first ever Miss Caribbean Feaster with participants from the [British] Virgin Islands, Dominican Republic, Guyana, Philippines and Trinidad and Tobago.

This title was captured by Miss Trinidad and Tobago, Delene Fayola Reyes.

The 1^st Runner up was Miss Guyana, Solonica Grant and 2^nd Runner up Miss [British] Virgin Islands, Jasmine Perez.

Wheelchair donation

Meanwhile, the group, showing its appreciation to the VI community for supporting its recent event, donated a wheelchair to the Adina Donovan Home for the Elderly on April 26, 2017.

“As citizens of the BVI the members of TWF see it fit to give back to the community that helped to make their first official event possible,” said Secretary of TWF Ms Stepheney Williams.

Williams further said TWF is a group of friends who had a great interest in entering the entertainment business and set out on their journey to provide entertainment not just to reach one particular crowd but crowds from all various cultural backgrounds.

“Hence, TWF’s vision is to provide a wide variety of entertainment to the British Virgin Islands (BVI) community fostering good fellowship, mutual respect and cultural diversity among ALL cultures in the BVI in an organised and clean manner.”