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The Bermuda Society of Arts is inviting the public to the Bermuda Fashion Collective 2016. Part of the proceeds of the show, which will see 12 local designers participate in the “landmark event” for local fashion, will be donated to Chewstick. The ...

The Ariel Re Charitable Committee gave the Feed the Children Ministry a boost with a recent donation. A spokeswoman for the committee said: “We believe in the work the organisation is doing and are keen to assist in meeting this ever-growing need in ...

Dear Sir, I would like to bring to your attention the recent competition and promotion that Rubis has launched, called “Fuelling 4 a Cause”, as part of the company’s tenth anniversary celebrations. The work started in July of this year when Rubis r...

People told Raymond Brangman he’d never make it in life. In 2006 he dropped out of high school and was convinced he’d spend the rest of his working years stocking shelves at a grocery store. The Bermuda Sloop Foundation proved his salvation. “I did...

Pride Bermuda is celebrating three decades of steering the island’s youth away from drugs and towards a bright future. The drug prevention charity marked the milestone today at the launch of its 19th annual Red Ribbon fundraiser, which kick-started a...

Gang members, sexual abuse victims and recovering addicts are among those who have been successfully treated through an equine therapy model that is making its way to Bermuda. Two health professionals trained in the Eagala method visited the island ...

A Bermuda-based charity is preparing to send a container of vital supplies to Haiti to help those affected by the devastation caused by Hurricane Matthew. The Feed My Lambs Ministry, which runs an orphanage, school and clinic for about 700 children i...

Ten years after the Coalition for the Protection of Children began serving breakfasts to needy students at a single school, the programme has grown to cover a dozen facilities. Sheelagh Cooper, founder of the organisation, said the group was “thrille...

A day of reckoning looms for the Salvation Army, which is facing a tough decision over its deteriorating emergency housing complex at the northeast edge of Hamilton. Such is the quandary that Major Frank Pittman, Bermuda’s divisional commander, took ...

Sally Perinchief was in her twenties when she started volunteering at Packwood Home. Sixty years later, she’s the same age as many of the residents — and still helping. “I turned 83 last week,” she said. “I can’t believe it.” She was asked to join a ...

The Bermuda End-to-End, a local institution, turns 30 next year — while bus driver and entertainer Mark Anderson has come up with a charity end-to-end of his own for a little sooner. Mr Anderson will be setting out early tomorrow, around 4am, from th...

With deadly Hurricane Matthew heading towards Florida last night, two local charities have appealed for the public’s help in providing disaster relief in the Caribbean. The Category 4 storm, expected to be the strongest storm to hit the United States...