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ARTICLE · 16 APRIL 2020

Supporting Those In Need In The Cayman Islands

When it comes to our social and environmental impacts and engaging with the local community, we take our responsibilities seriously.

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When it comes to our social and environmental impacts and engaging with the local community, we take our responsibilities seriously. Selecting projects that build relationships and leave a lasting legacy is part of the Ocorian culture. That's why we were delighted to donate sums of $5,000 and $1,000 from one of our charitable trusts to the Cayman Food Bank and the Sir John A. Cumber Primary School, respectively.

Cayman Food Bank

Despite being one of the Caribbean's wealthiest regions, hunger, malnutrition and poverty still exists in the Cayman Islands. By providing financial support to the Cayman Food Bank, it can continue the exceptional work it does in gathering and distributing food donations to non-profit social services, enabling them to provide much needed food aid to Grand Cayman's low-income families. To find out more about Cayman Food Bank and how it contributes to reducing food hunger in Grand Cayman, click here.

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