CharityLocal News Bougainvillea Barbados and Sugar Bay Barbados donate to The Salvation Army by Barbados Today 18/12/2024 written by Barbados Today 18/12/2024 1 min read A+A- Reset Morgan Seale, General Manager of Sugar Bay Barbados presents his cheque to Major Denzil S. Walcott of The Salvation Army. Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 40 Bougainvillea Barbados and Sugar Bay Barbados made joint contributions of BS$10 000 each to The Salvation Army, reinforcing their commitment to supporting the local community during this festive season. The donations were graciously received by Major Denzil S. Walcott of The Salvation Army, who expressed gratitude for the support. “These donations will directly benefit the charity’s initiatives, which are crucial in supporting the well-being of vulnerable individuals and families, particularly during the holiday season so we are happy to support The Salvation Army’s ongoing work in our community,” said Dominic Seale, General Manager of Bougainvillea Barbados. You Might Be Interested In Another push on to raise funds for shelter Facility being sought for homeless women and children Community Group hands out 115 back-to-school kits across St George “As a hospitality provider, we understand the importance of giving back, especially during this time of year. It is our hope that this donation will make a meaningful difference” said Both general managers, acknowledged the importance of partnerships with organizations like The Salvation Army to help address the pressing needs of the community. Major Denzil S. Walcott expressed his heartfelt thanks to both hotels for their generosity “We are incredibly grateful for the continued support of Bougainvillea Barbados and Sugar Bay Barbados. This contribution will assist us in continuing our work of providing hope and help to those in need, especially during these challenging times.” (PR) Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like Abed’s opens new store in St Thomas 18/12/2024 Salvation Army urges last-minute donations to fill Xmas kettle 18/12/2024 Santa on wheels: Christmas cheer rolls into urban districts 18/12/2024