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EPIC Guyana partners with Digicel to donate football shirts

Feb 01, 2017 Sports

Last Thursday, EPIC Guyana in collaboration with Digicel Guyana donated a total of

Surujdai Mukhram, EPIC Guyana Programme Coordinator (left) and Owan Wills, Yarrowkabra Jaguars Coach (right) display the shirts.

20 red and white football shirts to the Circuit Ville Jaguars Youth And Sports Club. The club, which is registered in accordance with The Friendly Societies Act was founded late last year, and works with youths and youth development along the East Bank Demerara.
EPIC Guyana, as part of its mission seeks to engage with other organisations that focus on youth empowerment and community development. The shirts will be worn by the Yarrowkabra Jaguars Football team as their official competition kit.

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