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Gaffoors Industries Limited makes donation to the Guyana Cricket Board
The Guyana Cricket Board received a substantial donation from the Gaffoors Industries Limited to assist the GCB in executing it mandate of developing and promoting cricket in Guyana.
Rabindranauth Saywack collects the sponsorship from Roseana Gonsalves of Gafoors, while Davteerth Anandjit, Kavita Yadram and Susie Persaud share the moment.
At a simple ceremony held at the office of Gaffoors Industries Limited the donation was received by the Guyana Cricket Board team lead by Marketing Manager Mr. Rabindranauth Saywack, Assistant Secretary Mr. Davteerth Anandjit and TDO Admin Assistant Ms. Kavita Yadram. Also present were Ms. Roseana Gonsalves Executive Assistant- Finance and Ms. Susie Persaud Senior Payable Clerk of Gaffoors Industries Limited.
They expressed their gratitude in assisting the GCB with this donation and are looking forward to working with the GCB in the future.
Mr. Saywack in his remarks thanked the Chief Executive Officer Mr. Sattaur Gaffoor and Gaffoors Industries Limited for their donation and pledged that it will be fully utilized for its intended purpose. He also expressed on behalf of the President Mr. Bissoondyal Singh and the Guyana Cricket Board their wish that this relationship would grow from strength to strength in the area of cricket development and promotion across the country.
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