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Antonio Quammie is RCOT's $25K raffle winner

The winning ticket in the Rotary Club of Tortola’s annual cash raffle was pulled by the President of the Rotary Club of Tortola Chrisneal A. O'Neal at Bamboushay in Road Town on August 31, 2024. Photo: Facebook
ROAD TOWN, Tortola, VI- Antonio Quammie is twenty-five thousand dollars richer, after winning the Rotary Club of Tortola’s annual cash raffle on Saturday, August 31, 2024.

The winning ticket number, 3087, was pulled by the President of the Rotary Club of Tortola Chrisneal A. O'Neal at Bamboushay in Road Town.

The draw was carried live on the RCOT's official FaceBook Page. When contacted via phone, following the draw, Antonio’s initial reaction to the news was, “Oh wow!”

An official ceremony will be held by the RCOT later this week.

Proceeds from this year’s raffle will go towards supporting efforts for cancer treatment at BVI Health Services Authority (BVIHSA).

9 Responses to “Antonio Quammie is RCOT's $25K raffle winner”

  • hmm (02/09/2024, 17:07) Like (3) Dislike (9) Reply
    So instead of asking for donations for the good gestures at the hospital they prefer to o give away $25k. 25k would have been a good amount to help with the gesture.
    • Donate? (02/09/2024, 17:56) Like (11) Dislike (9) Reply
      Donate for what ? You don’t think that the government don’t make enough money from expats work permits and taxes? SMH the cheapest work permit is $400 and change, and we have a lot expats. Let the government donate instead asking those others entities for money smh
      • Tuh (02/09/2024, 18:12) Like (2) Dislike (1) Reply
        You must be stupud
      • rt (02/09/2024, 19:08) Like (2) Dislike (0) Reply
        @Donate? Dam jack donkey you are.
      • @donate (02/09/2024, 19:21) Like (2) Dislike (1) Reply
        So why have the rotary club then if you depend on the government for everything?
      • Observer (03/09/2024, 17:00) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
        if u have a problem with the work permit payment might as well u catch the next flight out . good bye let not your heart be troubled son or daughter . tired of you all coming here trying to call down the bvi . go home simple if u dont like the laws and rules i could bet my last u a vincy.that wrote this comment.
    • @humm (03/09/2024, 08:43) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      why don't you give a donation I am sure they would welcome it. But I guess the concept of fundraising eludes you or your bad mind would not allow you to fully comprehend this. Its giving back to the community while getting from them.
  • confused (03/09/2024, 07:55) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
    Its nice of you raising $ for cancer. It should have gone to the cancer society where people could ask for funds to help with cancer treatments. Another area I would think is in need would be the Alzheimer's Society, buy tracking devices for residents with wandering issues to help protect them from getting lost.
    • @confused (03/09/2024, 08:49) Like (0) Dislike (0) Reply
      maybe you should have done a little bit of asking to find out the what they are trying to do. however I must say that Rotary have don a VERY Poor job at getting the word out about the purpose of the raffle, I only knew because when they sold me the ticket they said in was in aid of Cancer Treatment equipment for the hospital. now what are you going to do for the the areas you highlighted? let me guess wait for Rotary to do something then get confused about it.


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