Topic: Jasmine
Jasmine to hold annual Flag Day coin drive
Jasmine Palliative & Hospice Care will be holding its annual Flag Day coin drive on 6 and 7 March to collect donations to support free palliative and hospice care for families across the Cayman Islands.
Spotlight on Memories: A Musical Time Machine for a Cause
A 'Spotlight on Memories – A Musical Journey Through the Decades' took audiences on a musical ride on 17-19 Oct at the Harquail Theatre.
‘Spotlight’ musical show to support Jasmine returns
Many of Cayman's most talented singers and dancers will once again take the stage to raise funds for the Jasmine when the 'Spotlight' musical show returns for three performances this month.
Miss Universe Cayman holds official sashing ceremony
The Miss Universe Cayman Islands 2025 competition officially started on 21 June with the opening and sashing ceremony at The Westin Grand Cayman Seven...
Spotlight on Hollywood: An evening of Oscar-winning hits to support Jasmine
More than 30 performers showcased an evening of glitz, show-stopping dance and iconic music featured in award-winning films in 'Spotlight on Hollywood', at Harquail Theatre on 8-9 Nov.
Night of Oscar and Grammy-winning hits will support Jasmine hospice care
More than 30 of Cayman’s most talented performers are set to take centre stage at Harquail Theatre next month to showcase Oscar and Grammy-winning...
Seven ways to support Jasmine
Over the next few months, Jasmine will be staging a variety of fundraising events to support its work in the community.
The not-for-profit provides free...
Teacher to walk from West Bay to East End to raise funds for Jasmine
Physics teacher John O'Brien was so moved by the compassion and support his friend received from Jasmine during his battle with cancer that he aims to walk 42 kilometres from West Bay to East End to raise funds for the local charity.
Jasmine volunteers to take to the streets across the Cayman Islands to raise money...
Jasmine, Cayman’s only dedicated palliative and hospice care provider, is gearing up for Flag Day, its biggest fundraising event of the year.
Jasmine runners secure $34K for a new vehicle
Fifteen runners took to the streets on Saturday, 3 Dec., supporting Jasmine Palliative and Hospice Care at the Cayman Islands Marathon, raising an impressive $34,026.
IMG raises $10,000 for four local charities
The Alex Panton Foundation, Jasmine, Cayman Cancer Society and NCVO have received a total of $10,000 from a fundraising event held by IMG Trust Company. The money, which was divided equally between the non-profit organisations, was raised by IMG at the STEP conference which took place at The Ritz-Carlton, Grand Cayman in January.
Pete Ribbins Memorial event raises over $6,000 for Jasmine
The 2022 Pete Ribbins Memorial Ride/Run, which was held Sunday, 27 Nov., has raised $6,433.36, which will be donated to Jasmine.
Sign up for Compass Media Trunk Sale on 5 Nov.
If you’re from the UK, you’ll know it as a car boot sale. On this side of the world, it is often called a...
Cayman Watercolours Calendar launch event raises over $30,000
On the evening of Tuesday, 20 Sept., art enthusiasts gathered at Jasmine Villa off West Bay Road for the annual Cayman Watercolours Calendar launch...
Swimmer to tackle North Sound crossing for Jasmine
It seems to be the season for swimmers raising money for great causes.
On Sunday, 3 April, Alicia Proud-Rabess swam along Seven Mile Beach, starting...
Local charity Jasmine targeted by hackers
Local charity Jasmine is warning public to be on the lookout for scammers who have hacked their email and are soliciting to donations to fake bank accounts.
Jasmine celebrates 22 years of Flag Day on 25 Feb.
Jasmine Palliative & Hospice Care is taking to the streets from 25-26 Feb. to raise awareness and collect much-needed funds for those in Cayman...
Jasmine hosts annual Burns Supper
Every year, you can hear the music of the pipes dancing through the air in the vicinity of South Church Street. That would be...
Jasmine presents ‘Spotlight on Broadway’
The lights of The Great White Way in New York were finally switched back on in September, after theatres went dark for many months...
Cayman Watercolours Calendar unveiled for 2022
What started as a grassroots initiative has blossomed into an important fundraising tool for two local non-profits – Jasmine and the NCVO – while...
Raise the flag for Jasmine
This Friday and Saturday, 27 and 28 Feb., you’ll notice an uptick in people sporting the colour blue at popular spots like supermarkets, banks...
Light up a Life at Jasmine
Every year, those who have lost a loved one gather for the Light up a Life remembrance event, hosted by Jasmine.
On Tuesday, the public...
Pete Ribbins Memorial Ride & Run now in 8th year
Every year, bikers, walkers and runners gather to take to the road for a great cause, in honour of the late Pete Ribbins, past...
Compass given free to all schools
The Cayman Compass is proud to grant online subscriptions to all educational establishments as part of its community outreach programme. The newspaper, which has been at the heart of the community since 1965, already supplied complimentary print copies to many organisations, including schools.
This public-spirited policy has now been extended to digital subscriptions recently introduced by the Compass.
Cayman Watercolours Calendar artwork up for auction
For the last nine years, Jasmine (previously Cayman HospiceCare) has hosted an annual event to raise money for its operation and the National Council...
Emergency hospitals established for pandemic response
Two emergency field hospitals will serve for patient overflow in Grand Cayman, in the case that COVID-19 cases stretch capacity at local hospitals. The hope is that Cayman will never need to use the facilities, said Hazard Management Director Danielle Coleman, but the aim is to prepare for worst.
Solar power system donated to Jasmine
The Jasmine palliative and hospice-care facility now will have lower operating costs following a donation of a 10KW solar system by the Nickason family of West Bay.
Flag Day supports Jasmine’s end-of-life care
“Flag Day dates back to the 1920s in the UK,” said Felicia McLean, Jasmine’s director of nursing and operations. “Pretty much, the UK didn’t want to have people continuously out in the streets seeking donations year round and so they passed a law that allowed all the charities to come out on the streets on the same day out of the year. On that day, each charity would come out with their flags and seek donations.”
Wave your flag for Jasmine
Every year, volunteers take to the streets to raise money for Jasmine (formerly Cayman HospiceCare).
Expect to see the familiar blue shirts at popular retail...
Classic vehicle rollout raises funds for Jasmine
Cayman’s vehicle enthusiasts went the extra mile Monday to raise more than $1,500 for the Jasmine palliative and hospice-care facility.
Voices for Hospices set to hit the stage
Singrays a capella group is among the performers appearing at Voices Around the World, with shows on Thursday and Friday at the Harquail Theatre.
Jasmine receives donation from EY
Jasmine, formerly known as Cayman HospiceCare, received a US$10,000 donation from EY Cayman on Wednesday.
Marathon raises US$9,000 for charities
Participants in last year’s Intertrust Cayman Islands Marathon raised more than US$9,000 online for several local charities.
Sculpture floats overhead at hospice centre
A spiral of small, suspended flying fish begins just overhead and swirls to the top of the atrium in the newly opened Jasmine hospice facility on West Bay Road.
LIVE UPDATES: Royal Visit 2019
Throughout Wednesday and Thursday, this page will be updated regularly with ongoing news coverage of the royal visit to the Cayman Islands by Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall.
Jasmine celebrates Burns Night
There were plenty of plaids, kilts and sporrans on display Friday for the annual Burns Night fundraiser for hospice organization Jasmine.
EDITORIAL – Hello, ‘Jasmine’: A new name for a venerable charity
The angelic souls behind Jasmine (nee Cayman HospiceCare) unfailingly step forward to preserve clients’ dignity and provide comfort during their most vulnerable moments.
