RTW energises local essential workers with Lucozade donations
Roadtown Wholesale (RTW) — the official distributor of Lucozade in the BVI — has donated several cases of the sports and energy drink to the territory’s essential workers.
One hundred cases were delivered across organisations such as the Royal Virgin Islands Police Department, the BVI Fire & Rescue Services, the BVI Health Authority, and Her Majesty’s Prison.
Nonprofit organisations such as the Family Support Network and BVI Red Cross also received donations, which were made as a collaborative effort with Lucozade Caribbean.
RTW — which operates RiteWay Food Market — said the donation is meant to “celebrate the essential workers that kept the country going during the COVID-19 pandemic”.
“We were delighted to donate our stock to the hard-working essential workers of the BVI and our hope is that the delivery will bring a little bit of comfort to our community and key workers,” Marketing Manager of RTW, Dawn Callwood said in a media release on Wednesday.
In the meantime, RTW said it will also be making Lucozade giveaways to consumers for the remainder of the calendar year.
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Nice of them , but remember there are 500 calories in a pint of Lucozade. That’s like two Mars bars or one and a half MC Donald’s cheeseburgers.
Not even sure how people even drink Lucozade.
So what happen to BVIEC pock wood pond.I guess electricity is not important.
Airport Firefighters need some too please
That is something to put in the news? With them close to expiry date drinks?