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MIAMI, Florida — Telecoms provider Flow is turning every six scored in the 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL) into an opportunity to give back, with initiatives supporting education, sport, health, and community development across five markets. As part of Flow’s sponsorship of the CPL, each participating market has developed a local ‘Every Six Gives Back’ initiative that connects the excitement of the tournament with meaningful support for communities. This community-focused element follows the official launch of ‘We Live For This’ — a Caribbean-wide campaign in support of the 2026 Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League (CPL). In Jamaica, the Flow Foundation has pledged a cash donation for every six struck during the four CPL matches at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica, with the funds supporting back-to-school initiatives. In Barbados, Flow will contribute US$50 for every six struck by the Barbados Tridents toward cricket gear for local cricket clubs. In Antigua and Barbuda, US$50 will be donated for every six, with the proceeds shared between the Sunshine Home for Girls and St. John’s Hospice. In St. Kitts and Nevis and St. Lucia, the company will provide free connectivity services to local cricket clubs. In Trinidad and Tobago, Flow will donate TT$200 for every six scored by the Trinbago Knight Riders during the tournament to the National Centre for Persons with Disabilities. “CPL brings people together through a sport that is deeply woven into the fabric of Caribbean life. Whether we are supporting education, young athletes, healthcare or inclusion, these initiatives demonstrate that the impact of our partnerships can extend well beyond the boundary,” said Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Liberty Caribbean Inge Smidts. Liberty Caribbean is the operator of Flow, BTC and Liberty Business in the Caribbean. “There is something powerful about turning a moment of celebration into an opportunity to give back. With every six, we are not only celebrating the excitement of the game, but also creating support for young people, families and organizations doing important work in our communities,” said Smidts. As fans follow their favorite teams throughout the tournament, every six will now carry an added significance, helping to generate support for causes that matter across the Caribbean region.