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Eleven of the Island’s charities have been struck off the register as the Charities Commission continues to sift through financial records from across the sector. Deputy chairman Richard Ambrosio declined to name the organisations that had their char...

Melange will be turning up the heat at this year’s cancer fundraising event with a host of talented local acts, including a limbo dancer, violinist and singers. The seventh annual event will be kicking off at the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club o...

A Bermudian who set her sights on walking 60 miles for cancer research joined thousands for the Susan G Komen three-day walk in Philadelphia. Shari-Lynn Pringle joined countless participants who raised the minimum $2,300 entry requirement for the wal...

Hospitals are about curing disease, but palliative care facilities like Agape House in Paget are about providing comfort to patients facing the end of their lives. As World Hospice and Palliative Care Day approaches on Saturday, The Royal Gazette spo...

A group of 20 Dellwood students returned to shore yesterday after taking part in the first Spirit of Bermuda student voyage of the school year. Over the course of five days on the iconic vessel, the students helmed, hauled, scrubbed and sailed their ...

Two global companies operating in Bermuda have merged resources to expand an ongoing community outreach programme to reach children who may not otherwise be exposed to the world of sailing. Marsh and Guy Carpenter stepped up with the donation of two ...

The Department of Child and Family Services will host an information session tomorrow in the latest recruitment drive for more foster parents. The Foster Care Section has an active pool of foster families managing 70 children in the programme but mor...

It’s common these days for athletes to get pledges before they embark on their next marathon or sporting feat for charity. But local artist Jonah Jones has come up with a more creative way to raise funds for two of his favourite non-profit organisat...

It’s not too late to cast your vote in a wacky competition at the Bermuda Bookstore designed to raise money for cancer charity PALS. So far the Queen Street bookstore owner Hannah Willmott and sister and store manager, Miriam Kaye, have raised over $...