Topic: Granger Haugh

A documentary about North Side's Beacon Farms has garnered five accolades, including a best director prize for filmmaker Candy Whicker.

The Beacon Farms documentary that is giving audiences an insight into the work done at the unique farm in North Side, which offers a second chance at life and sobriety to addicts, is on an extended run at the Camana Bay cinema.

Beacon Farms, a documentary that is showing at Camana Bay Cinema this week, gives a fascinating behind-the-scenes glimpse into the triumphs and challenges of the North Side farm that is staffed by recovering addicts who transform not only the farm, but their own lives.

A documentary film on Beacon Farms in North Side, which offers a second chance at employment and life to recovering addicts, will be released next month.

Philanthropist Granger Haugh has donated 34 acres of land to the charitable foundation that runs Beacon Farms, which offers second chances to the recovering addicts who staff the North Side farm.

Granger Haugh, the philanthropist behind Beacon Farms, is bringing his favourite vintage plane to Cayman for the upcoming Cayman Air Show.

A tour of Beacon Farms, an innovative project is helping recovering addicts and introducing new farming ideas to Cayman.

The Cayman Cigar Company, a Grand Cayman-based non-profit, has begun exporting its cigars to the United States.

Philanthropist Granger Haugh was donated $5,000 to the University College of the Cayman Islands' Technical and Vocational Education and Training programme.