Topic: Big Brothers Big Sisters

It’s time to lace up, Cayman! The most inspiring walk/run of the year is back. On Sunday, 3 May, RBC’s Race for the Kids (RFTK), in support of One2One, which provides children and youth in the Cayman Islands with life-changing mentoring relationships, returns to the scenic streets of Camana Bay.

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The Cayman Islands chapter of 100 Women in Finance is set to host its sixth annual Barefoot Beach Gala on Saturday, March 23, at Royal Palms.

Since being formalized in 1995, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cayman Islands has paired over 200 young people with mentors who help guide them in life.

More than 30 participants from Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Cayman Islands toured the National Gallery last month to learn about the temporary exhibition “Speak to Me – Understanding the Language of Art.”

Five organizations received early Christmas presents this summer when PropertyCayman RE/MAX decided that instead of having a brand launch party, it would donate the money to the community.

As government considers whether to enact a legislative or policy-based anti-bullying strategy, one man is taking matters into his own hands to help equip kids with the skills and knowledge they need to defuse or avoid bullying situations.

Nine school choirs have been selected as finalists in the Lions Club of Grand Cayman Youth Choir competition 2016.

The Cayman Islands chapter of 100 Women in Hedge Funds celebrated their annual fundraising gala Saturday night at Tiki Beach, with top finance professionals attending the fundraiser, now in its third consecutive year.

Charity group 100 Women in Hedge Funds has designated Big Brothers Big Sisters as its 2016 Cayman beneficiary.

To mark its 35th year, which began in December, Foster’s Food Fair is picking a different charity to promote every month in the company’s “Year of Giving.”