Cayman Citi Hedge Fund Services recently joined other volunteers across the world to assist the community in a “Global Community Day.”
On Saturday, October 22, to celebrate the sixth anniversary with 40,000 other workers, Cayman Citi employees, friends and family held a drive to collect clothing, household items, toys and books for the Humane Society Thrift Shop and Book Loft.
Volunteers included Nora Ebanks, Chris Anton, Emily Davies, Sholey and Kenhugh Thomas, and their children Javiel and Aven.
Also among the volunteers were Mario and Gabriella Sanchez, Christina Sayno, Jacqueline Smith, Humberto Scanio and his son, Oliver, Hyuete Bogle, Ethlyn Jackson, Tracie, Steve, Jamie and Katie Sewell, Steve Parkinson and Deryck Sims.
CitiTrust Bahamas also made a special effort to see sheltered animals were cared for on the special day as volunteers took dogs for a walk.
“This special event demonstrates Citi’s volunteer spirit in a coordinated, one-day, team effort around the globe.
Despite the one day, thousands of Citi employees volunteer their time every day as an on-going commitment.
It’s part of who we are and what Citi is all about, and demonstrates that voluntaryism is embedded in our corporate culture; and we hope that our example inspires others in the Cayman Islands,” read a news release.
Volunteer groups were working in North America, Asia Pacific, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa on projects addressing community needs, including literacy, housing, environmental protection, nutrition, health care and disaster relief.
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