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<p>Singer Ikaya has teamed with international comedian Andrew ‘King Bach’ Bachelor to </p>
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<p>Brewing from all the hotness summer 2019 had to offer, corporate Jamaica and entertainers have come together in to organize  back to school treats in different communities throughout Jamaica. </p>
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<p>Singer Ikaya recently announce that she will be partnering with alongside his charitable organization ‘RuJohn Foundation’ to organize a back to school in her community, Waterhouse. Children in attendance will benefit from full school fee payment and booklist covered along with other school accessories. Part proceeds from King Bach’s comedic album, ‘Medicine’, will contribute to Ikaya’s community development project. The treat will be held on Balcombe Drive this Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.</p>
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<p>&nbsp;“Growing up in Waterhouse, I have first-hand
knowledge of what the children and parents in the community go through and the
struggles they face on a daily basis, especially with providing for their
families.” The soulful songstress explained.</p>
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<p>Other
entertainers that have upheld the movement this summer was Popcaan in his home
parish St. Thomas, Spice in Maverly and last Sunday Jahmeil and his Patriotz
Foundation organized one in Drewsland.&nbsp; Companies
like Romiech Entertainment, Downsound Entertainment and Wisynco have sponsored
popular social media page DearDream for their back to school treat which is
also slated for this Friday. </p>
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