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Orange Grove Pharmacy Launches Campaign To Support K1 Britannia Foundation.

August 8, 2016

Orange Grove Pharmacy Launches Campaign To Support K1 Britannia Foundation.
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Cole Bay:--- The Orange Grove Pharmacy has launched a percentage of sale campaign to benefit the K1 Britannia Foundation. The campaign entails that 10% of proceeds of purchases of USD 60.00 or more on drugstore items (excluding prescriptions) will be donated to the K1 Britannia Foundation. The promotion will run until December 2016 with the intention to raise as much funds for the work the foundation does in the community.

Owner Mr. Franklin Chang Sing Pang understands the importance of role models to young kids and sees the need of one of the foundation’s key programs, getting mentors for each foster kid & teenager on the island. “It’s important to find ways in which you can help the community, big or small. This is the Pharmacy’s way of giving back to a worthy cause”.

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“The K1 Britannia Foundation is grateful to Owner Frank and the Orange Grove Pharmacy for initiating this promotion to benefit the foundation and the kids we help. We see this as a great opportunity for customers to learn about our foundation and at the same time, contribute in their own way to make a change on the island. We look forward to growing this campaign because, in the end, everyone wins” said Ms. Chiaira Bowers, Project Manager at K1 Britannia Foundation.

The community is encouraged to pass by Orange Grove Pharmacy in Cole Bay to get your products while supporting the foundation. To find out more about Orange Grove Pharmacy visit www.orangegrovepharmacy.com and for information about the foundation visit www.k1britanniafoundation.org.

Orange Grove Pharmacy Launches Campaign To Support K1 Britannia Foundation.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/orange-grove-pharmacy-launches-campaign-to-support-k1-britannia-foundation/

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