Flow increases support to Y.U.T.E with J$1 Million Donation

Sandra Glasgow, Chief Executive Officer, Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) accepts a cheque for the Y.U.T.E programme valued at J$ 1 Million from Sharon Roper, Flow’s Vice President, Marketing. The cheque was presented at Flow’s 5th Anniversary Celebration on the East Lawns of Devon House, last Thursday. The donation signifies Flow’s on-going commitment to the development of the nation’s youth.

Last Thursday July 21, the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica’s (PSOJ) Youth Upliftment through Employment (Y.U.T.E) project welcomed a J$1M cash donation from Flow; a symbolic move to further cement the organization’s commitment to the participants of the Y.U.T.E programme.

Sandra Glasgow, Chief Executive Officer, PSOJ who accepted the donation on behalf of Y.U.T.E, said that she was “Ecstatic about [the] partnership with Flow, a valued member of the PSOJ.” She also continued by saying that, “The support already received from Flow by airing Y.U.T.E ads on its cable channels is helping to spread the word about this important project.

The staff of Flow is also ‘stepping up’ to act as Mentors for Y.U.T.E. participants and we expect further support for our training programmes as we roll out the project over the next eighteen months. Flow is demonstrating, in an unequivocal manner, its strong commitment to helping to make the future brighter for young people in Kingston’s inner-cities.”