Topic: Have a Heart Cayman Islands

Have a Heart Cayman Islands received $2,500 in donations from the Cayman Islands Triathlon and event sponsor Cayman First Insurance, in support of the charity’s mission to provide cardiac care to children.

The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman presented a cheque for more than US$150,000 to Have a Heart Cayman Islands this month, thanks to fundraising through the Mountains and Marathons challenge.

Kings Adventist Church community services department has donated $1,500 to Have a Heart Cayman Islands. The donation is part of an ongoing commitment to fund the acquisition of passports for children traveling to Health City Cayman Islands for life-saving heart surgery.

The Cayman Islands Triathlon celebrates its 20th anniversary with this year’s race scheduled for 6:45 a.m., Sunday, Nov. 6, from Public Beach.

Have a Heart Cayman Islands is committed to facilitating life-saving cardiac procedures for children from around the world.

It might turn out to be the Cayman Islands’ greatest contribution to the world. What could be more precious than life itself?

Chris Bailey will be taking on an Ironman challenge in the U.S. on Sunday to raise money to help young children with heart problems.

Having run six marathons worldwide and raised more than $1 million for Cayman HospiceCare in 2014, Derek Haines is now setting his sights even higher: He’ll climb three mountains in Bolivia and run two marathons this year in his effort to raise at least another $1 million for Have a Heart Cayman Islands.