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Kaieteur News- Deeds of Covenant were disbursed to 27 community groups and organisations as part of the Banks DIH Limited’s commitment to community impact.
Delivering remarks at the event was the Marketing Director, Mr. Carlton Joao, a well-known figure in the humanitarian community. Mr. Joao emphasised the importance of community and the positive work the organisations honoured do for communities throughout the country.
According to a Banks DIH Limited press release, the donations were presented to the organisations by Mr. Clifford Reis, Chairman/Managing Director. The event was also attended by Members of the Board; Mr. Deonarain Seepaul, Finance Director, Mohamed S. Hussein, Engineering Services Director, and Mr. Gavin Todd, Operations and Engineering Director, along with other senior executive staff members.
“We are proud of our ongoing efforts to support and uplift our communities, and we look forward to continuing this important work,” the company said.
This year’s ceremony was held at the company’s rotunda and the donations were disbursed to: Missionaries of Charity, St. Andrew’s Kirk, The Scout Association of Guyana, Girls Guides Association, St. John’s Ambulance Brigade, The Guyana Conference of Seventh-Day Adventist, Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA), Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA), Uncle Eddie’s Home, The Salvation Army, Gentlewomen’s Relief Association, St. George’s Cathedral, St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital, Guyana Red Cross Society, Guyana Society for the Blind, Guyana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, St. Thomas More Conference- Society of the St Vincent De Paul, St. Philip’s Parish Church, St. Vincent De Paul Society, St. George’s Finance Committee, Dharam Shala, Guyana Sanathan Dharma Maha Saba, Shaheed’s Boys and Girls Orphanage, St. John’s Bosco Boy’s Orphanage, Ruimveldt Children’s Home and Care Centre, Our Lady of the Mount RC Church, and Our Lady of the Mount Charities.
(Banks DIH Limited donates over $6M to community organisations)
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