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CCT Cares launched with donation to Ebenezer Thomas Primary School

CCT BVI Marketing Manager Recaldo Richardson, centre, makes the donation of a GOFASTLTE Modem for complementary internet service to Principal of Ebenezer Thomas Primary School Mrs Sybil S. Hodge, left. Photo: CCT BVI
SEA COWS BAY, Tortola, VI- Students and Staff at the Ebenezer Thomas Primary School in Sea Cows Bay are taking a step up back in the online world thanks to CCT BVI.

The telecoms company donated a GOFASTLTE Modem with complementary internet service to the school which had no internet access following the passage of hurricane Irma. Principal Sybil S. Hodge reached out for assistance and CCT stepped up to the plate to provide aid. CCT along with the Principle visited most of the classes and other rooms to see the extent of the damages.

Commenting on the donation, CCT BVI Marketing Manager Recaldo Richardson said, “CCT is committed to assisting in rebuilding our community. We are going to look into what else we can do to assist the school in 2018.”

This donation serves as an introduction of “CCT Cares” which is the telecom company’s community service initiative to be in full swing from 2018.

CCT BVI, voted Best Cellular Service Provider in the BVI, is the BVI’s Premier 4G LTE Network. To learn more about CCT BVI, visit www.cctbvi.com.

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