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Flow visits K1 Christmas Angels.

December 5, 2022

Flow visits K1 Christmas Angels.
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~Operator & staff donate gifts, funds & staff volunteers ~

PHILIPSBURG:--- FLOW visited the K1 Britannia Foundation’s Christmas Angels Project to support the NGO in its 9th Annual edition of the program. The operator chose to support within the scope of the yearly Mission Week activities of parent company, Liberty Latin America (LLA). Annually company volunteers across the Caribbean and Latin American region dedicate their time during Mission Week to volunteering and supporting local NGOs in projects that support learning, enhance connectivity, environmental protection, and more.

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On St. Maarten, the company and its employees supported the annual gift drive of ...


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Source: https://www.smn-news.com/index.php/st-maarten-st-martin-news/41955-flow-visits-k1-christmas-angels.html

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