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Sep 14, 2018 News
Courts Guyana is celebrating 25 years of service in Guyana with millions of dollars in giveaways.
The company has awarded four scholarships, launched an annual 10K road race, and is set to host its annual Courts PeeWee Tournament later in the month. It is also investing in other social initiatives during this year as a part of the anniversary celebration.
The four scholarships are for places at University of Guyana for four customers or their children.
Courts will also be making two lucky customers millionaires this month as well as extending credit offers, offering weekly sales and 25% off selected items, and giving away one 32-inch television.
The company kick-started the birthday events with its cake cutting activity at the flagship store on Main Street and the other seven branches, yesterday.
In addition, the Main Street branch settled one account for 25 of its top customers across each of the eight locations as a way of thanking them for their continuous support.
The lucky winners gathered at the Main Street flagship store for their rewards. Marketing Manager of Courts, Pearnel Cummings, addressed the lucky customers.
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