Mr. Guyana Organisation.

07/06/2023

Mr. Guyana International is back.

09/05/2021

The Mr. Guyana Organisation thanks its donors for their contributions towards their Mothers' day hampers.

Thank you all for your contributions. We will definitely be putting a smile on some mothers faces tomorrow.

Watch out for updates on this project and more to come.

20/04/2021

GOOD Evening guys!

Mothers' day is on the 9th of May and with this in mind, I would like for us to remember the Mothers who may have been struggking to provide for their families to eat during this pandemic/ quarantine season.... With this in mind, I would like for us to come together and make some love baskets.

I am seeking assistance from you all into making these baskets possible. My aim is to provide 100 baskets.

Your generosity and kindness would be highly appreciated.

You can contact me with your donation. Also I would need help with the distribution of these hampers.

These are just some of the items I'm thinking that can be use:

Rice
Sugar
Milk
Flour
Butter
salt
Oil
Sausage
macaroni / chowmein
Onion
Garlic
Cube
Toilet paper
Peas
Soap powder
Bleach
Sweet soap
Colgate
Canned foods
Powdered seasonings
Potatoes
Fabulso
Bread/Biscuit
Chinese sauce
Drink Mix
Salt Mayo
Fish spray
Coffee/tea bags
Dish Washing liquid
Curry powder
Baking Powder

Anything else you think would be nice to contribute.

Thanks in advance

27/01/2021

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09/11/2020

Good morning all,

Smart Start Academy, Mr. Guyana International Organization and team, and Rachel Rego will be having its Christmas food drive 2020.

As you are aware, this year has been pretty hard on all of us and really harsh on most single parent households. As such, we want to encourage you to contribute to our drive as we strive to make some families happy this holiday. We welcome whatever you can contribute to this project: canned foods, packaged foods, etc. we are also welcoming toys, clothing, etc.

Should you be willing to contribute, please feel free to contact us on 592-687-8000 or 592-501-7743.

Thanks in advance in making Christmas 2020 one to remember.

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03/09/2020

Remembering a true son of the soil. Ryan Washingtonue

14/08/2020

Join the 2014 Second Prince Colwyn Abrams and the reigning First Prince Javone Vickerie tomorrow for a live update!

09/07/2020

As the inferno intensifies for the staging of the 2020 Mr. Guyana International Competition, on July 19 live on Facebook, join National Director Mr. Paul Burnette, Creative Director Mr. Sidney Henry and current Mr. Guyana International First Prince Javone Vickerie for a live update!!

27/06/2020

Not that he needs any introduction, but...

Meet the franchise holder of the Mr. Guyana International pageant, Mr. Paul Compton Burnette.

Hailing from the Gateway of the interior some 46 years ago, Paul Compton Burnette dedicates his life and time mentoring young people through the sharing of his personal story and how he survived it all, with the hope that it helps with the reduction of su***de amongst youths. Utilizing every opportunity to visit schools and share his life’s experiences with students, Mr. Burnette tries his best to encourage them to stay in school and to ensure that they graduate successfully with the main focus of making a positive mark in our society.

In an interview Mr. Burnette noted "Growing up wasn’t easy for me, as I was sexually abused from the age of four by my neighbour’s seventeen year old son until I was fifteen years old," with tears in his eyes he continued, "This sinister act caused me a lot of pain and humiliation and had probably opened the door for many other rapists to continue the act at every possible opportunity they had." It is experiences like these which caused Mr. Burnette to develop the view that the society is a cruel one which contributed significantly to him attempting to committ su***de, as he felt worthless. Mr. Burnette continues "....but as God would have it, my mess was to be a message for all [so] I started my Mr. Guyana International project.

The Mr. Guyana Project does not only see young men competing in harsh competition, but it also brings them closer to each other like brothers and even sees a few of them taking stock of their life. It is out belief that ‘Only hurt people hurt people’ and because of that we encourage our fellow brothers whenever we can to do what’s right, and that’s to speak out when they are hurting.

25/06/2020

Let's meet the men of Mr. Guyana International.

Today you'll be introduced to our Public Relations Officer and Artistic Director Mr. Sidney Henry.

Known by many names and for wearing many hats, this youth activist enjoys working behind the scenes to ensure that everyone has the equal opportunity to become whomever they please.

This Bishops' High School graduate considers himself an academic and is forever in the pursuit of knowledge. Currently attending the Cyril Potter College of Education, Sidney has always found himself responsible for the welfare of youths. Apart from being a teacher he assists in directing the renowned Purple Arts Children workshops. Sidney has also held the portfolio of Youth Minister of Social Security (Shadow) in the National Youth Parliament.

Having been thrusted into the world of pageantry after being crowned Mr. PYARG 2015, Sidney Henry contends that the Mr. Guyana Organisation is not merely a beauty pageant as has been stereotyped, but an opportunity for young men to shed the expectations of society and develop skills and talents through counsel and practise to become the men that society needs.

Sidney Henry continues to use his talents and skill to encourage youths to achieve the unachievable.