Even though the Cayman Islands were experiencing severe thunderstorms, it could not stop 60 plus individuals for coming out to support those individuals that struggle with drugs and alcohol addictions.
Holmes Murphy is excited to announce its $100,000 in philanthropic contributions to 27 different non-profit organizations through the Holmes Murphy Foundation Community Footprints Program.
Celebrate Cayman is making an open call to former seafarers, and their families to put their names forward for the National Seafarers’ Registry so that they can be recognized in upcoming celebrations.
The Zak Quappe Flight Scholarship (“ZQFS”) was set up by the family and friends of the late Zak Quappé, a commercial pilot and flight instructor who had a passion for flying from an early age.
The Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre released three happy parrots in the Botanic Park Children’s Garden.
The Breast Cancer Foundation is thrilled to announce that Doctors Hospital, a longtime supporter of the foundation, has committed to a 5-year Platinum sponsorship of the foundation’s annual Gala Dinner.
In the interest of public safety, the National Roads Authority will be constructing several new crosswalks between George Town and West Bay and have developed one new school zone.
Put on by the Ministry of Youth, Sports Culture and Heritage, Cayman Proud was a day to celebrate and learn from all of Cayman’s seven proud uniformed services who gathered at the Mariott Hotel on Thursday 22 September.
56 boys gathered in John Gray High School on Wednesday 21 September for a very special occasion.
Residents of Hope For Today Foundation, along with Mr. Shane Ebanks took to the water edge in the North Sound area tackling the Sargassum on boat rams.