Manchester High School Alumni hosts fundraising event

The Manchester High School Alumni Association of Florida will be hosting a Party/Dance dubbed CHESTER BASHMENT to aid the Manchester High School Infrastructure Fund on November 21 at The Waterfalls at 9 pm.

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For your listening and dancing pleasure, music will be provided by Vybz Express with Jubadeen and DJ Mr. Law who will be spinning tunes from all popular genres and across all age groups. 

“After all, we are all in this thing together. Raising funds to support our alma mater in whatever way we choose.  For us this year, it is to assist with some essential repairs to the older buildings so that the current student body that occupies those buildings can be more comfortable, like we were back in the day” states Maurice Harrison of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Fundraising Committee, as he reminisced about his time spent in the cool hills of Mandeville.

“Past students in attendance will be surprised as many whom we have not heard from since graduation have confirmed that they will be attending and so I enjoin my colleagues to come out and celebrate with us for this worthy cause” opined Vice Director George Sinclair.

Further information contact the Association at mhsalumnifl@gmail.com.

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