The Tribune

THE second annual ‘back to school’ drive hosted by Sun Oil Ltd, a subsidiary of FOCOL Holdings Ltd, brought great excitement to the Abaco community.

Students and their families enjoyed a day filled with entertainment, food, school supply giveaways, and lots of fun.

As a part of the initiative, boys and girls received complimentary haircuts and hair braiding, preparing them to look their best for the first day of school. Rufus Johnson II, Sun Oil marketing manager, and his team were delighted to help the youth, as the Abaco community has been a continuous supporter of Sun Oil.

“Sun Oil is just proud to be doing an initiative like this. One of our mantras is that we continuously try to contribute and give back to the communities that support us year-round, and Abaco has definitely been a community that has been supporting us for many years, so we’re just happy to be able to give back,” said Mr Johnson.

“We sponsor several summer camps throughout Nassau and the Family Islands, however this particular initiative was started last year, and the feedback has been tremendous.”

According to the marketing manager, the company realises the importance of contributing and giving back to the communities in which we reside and operate.

“Abaco has definitely been a community that has been supporting us for many years, so we’re just happy to be able to give back,” said Mr Johnson.