Future Centre Trust meets Tamara Marshall :)

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Future Centre Trust meets Tamara Marshall :)

Posted By: nicole on September 1, 2010 in news, ticker - Comments: No Comments »

On Saturday August 28, Nicole Garofano of the FCT had the absolute pleasure of spending three hours with Tamara Marshall and her partner in their studio to discuss ways the great talents of Tamara and her passion of a clean and healthy environment could join forces with the projects of the FCT to help spread the environmental message.

Tamara explained her disappointment in areas that are waste traps for litterbugs and wanted to see how she could become involved in the clean up campaign and shared some great ideas for future messages to the public.

Tamara is very keen to get things started, so we look forward to updating the visitors to the FCT site of the developments with this partnership.

Thanks for your time guys! It was indeed a pleasure. You can learn more of Tamara’s project where she is joining forces with the fabulous Marisa Lindsay to create a talent competition for young people – they are down to the last ten and we look forward to seeing the final list! You can find out more here Beat One Barbados or by joining their Facebook group.

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