Flow Antigua and Barbuda today completed its Every Six Gives Back initiative with the presentation of donations to Sunshine Home for Girls and St. John Hospice, turning every six hit by the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during their Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) home series into support for two local charities.
The initiative formed part of Flow’s regional CPL sponsorship programme, under which the company donated US$50 for every six hit by the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during their home series matches in Antigua and Barbuda.
Over the course of the home series, the Falcons struck 33 sixes, generating a total donation of US$1,650, which was shared equally between the two organisations. The beneficiary organisations were selected by Flow employees through an internal engagement activity, giving team members the opportunity to identify causes they believed were making a meaningful impact within the community.
The donations were officially presented during a cheque handover ceremony attended by representatives of both organisations and members of the Flow team.
“The Every Six Gives Back initiative reflects our commitment to supporting communities in meaningful ways,” said Wayne Hull, Country Manager, Flow Antigua and Barbuda.
“By connecting the energy of CPL cricket with organisations doing important work in Antigua and Barbuda, we were able to create a positive impact beyond the matches themselves. We are especially pleased that our employees selected the beneficiary organisations, making this initiative even more meaningful for our team.”
Nicole Bailey, House Mother at Sunshine Home for Girls, welcomed the contribution and thanked Flow for its support.
“We are sincerely grateful to Flow Antigua and Barbuda for this donation and for recognising the importance of the work we do. Contributions like this help us continue providing care, guidance and support to the young girls entrusted to us, and we appreciate everyone who helped make this initiative possible,” Bailey said.
Pauline Christopher, Administrator at St. John Hospice, also expressed appreciation for the donation.
“At St. John Hospice, we are committed to providing compassionate palliative care and support to our patients and their families. This donation from Flow will assist us in continuing that mission, and we are thankful to have been selected as one of the beneficiaries of the Every Six Gives Back initiative,” Christopher said.
The Every Six Gives Back initiative was launched at the start of the 2026 CPL season as part of Flow’s wider effort to connect the excitement of Caribbean cricket with causes that matter across the region. In Antigua and Barbuda, employees selected Sunshine Home for Girls and St. John Hospice as the local beneficiaries, with donations linked directly to sixes hit by the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons during their home series.
In Antigua and Barbuda, the initiative directly linked the Falcons’ on-field performance with support for two organisations serving the local community. As fans celebrated every six throughout the home series, those moments of sporting excitement also generated meaningful contributions for Sunshine Home for Girls and St. John Hospice.
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This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Flow Completes Every Six Gives Back Initiative with Donations to Two Local Charities.