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Pete and Annesa Saunders didn’t set out on a 500-mile walk to develop greater patience. They walked the Camino Francés trail from France to Spain last month to raise $25,000 for Impact Mentoring Academy. The joy they got from learning to stop and s...

A phenomenal outpouring of support for a back-to-school charity drive managed to meet the needs of every child registered with the group. “The response from the community has been absolutely amazing; people are still sending in donations,” said activ...

Volunteers from Marsh and Guy Carpenter chipped into a back to school initiative by distributing lunches to students — and at the same time commemorated the 15th anniversary of the September 11 tragedy in New York. Marsh & McLennan Companies, the par...

A group of budding Bermudian conservationists have enjoyed the “trip of a lifetime” to the rural communities and rainforests of Madagascar. Fifteen teenagers from the Bermuda Zoological Society’s Junior Volunteer programme got their hands dirty help...

The Caines brothers’ Back 2 School Extravaganza was classified as a “resounding success” yesterday as 450 students received hair cuts. Approximately 300 boys and 150 girls gathered in St Paul Centennial Hall on Court Street, lining up for haircuts an...

For one barber, giving back to the local community has always been a priority. Michael Chamberlain, the owner of 5 Star Barbershop, is the brain behind the Caines brothers’ annual Back 2 School Extravaganza. He was barbering at home in Jamaica until ...

It’s never just been a venue for music, poetry readings and the visual and performing arts. Far from it. Since its inception the Chewstick Foundation has always been both a cultural hub and a thriving meeting place for young Bermudian artists. It’s...

Young tennis talent Daniel Phillips has been given a generous boost for his quest to further his sports career after a $5,000 donation from the Bermuda Marathon Derby. Eleven-year-old Daniel, the island’s top under-12 player, is raising money to atte...

After a week in rural Honduras, Sophie Froud has a new appreciation for indoor plumbing. Outhouses were the norm in the remote villages she visited, and there was no running water. “When I got to Miami on my way back to Bermuda on Sunday it was a rea...

The new school term is fast approaching — and the Caines brothers have teamed up with 5 star Barbershop once again for their annual Back 2 School Extravaganza. Hundreds of children will be able to get a free haircut and school supplies at St Paul’s C...

Italian restaurant Rustico is looking to raise funds to support those affected by a devastating earthquake while giving patrons a taste of the affected region. Natalie Angeli, owner of Rustico, said that the restaurant would be offering Amatriciana —...

Graduates of the Executive School of Protocol’s Pillars of Philanthropy programme have donated $700 to Family Centre. The nine-month programme requires its participants to select charity organisation recipients in order to graduate. The donation came...