handicapped in Bermuda, recently donated $22,258 to various individuals and charities. Pictured, clockwise, are occupational therapist Lisa Perry and physiotherapist Sandra Thornhill who received $3,100 each to help defray some of their expense incurred during the post graduate certification course for Neurodevelopment Training for children with cerebral palsy. The two just completed their courses in September; Michael Murray, Juliette Basden, and Kemah Matthews from St. Brendan's Hospital which received $5,558 for recreational development equipment; Antonio and Grace Correia who received $4,000 for treatment overseas, Windreach Recreational Village's Dudley Cottingham and Ann Lindroth who received $6,500, and wife of Governor Thorold Masefield, Jennifer, who is the Honorary President of Project 100.