Labour Day home garden to Scheed Cole, CEO, 360 Recycle Manufacturing and Jean Lowrie-
Chin, Chair, Digicel Foundation (second left) at Vale Royal on Sunday, May 23. The occasion
was the presentation of a “grow pot” to the Prime Minister by Digicel Foundation, under its
“Grow Yuh Pot” initiative. Digicel Foundation is providing some 80 homes in Salt Spring, St.
James with 320 planter kits in addition to the grow pots, manufactured from plastic bottles by
360 Recycle; it is also offering micro-grants for community gardening projects under its “Plant
Yuh Plate” programme.
interest in backyard gardening after being presented with a “grow pot” and gardening tools by
Jean Lowrie-Chin, Chair, Digicel Foundation (second left) at Vale Royal on Sunday, May 23.
Listening are (far left) Miguel ‘Steppa’39; Williams, Community Development Manager, Digicel
Foundation, and Scheed Cole, CEO, 360 Recycle Manufacturing (centre), who created the plant
containers out of recycled plastic as part of Digicel Foundation’s “Grow Yuh Pot” initiative.
Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia ‘Babsy’ Grange (far right) was there
to learn more about 360 Recycle’s creative pieces.
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