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The plight of a struggling unemployed single mother — highlighted by this newspaper — moved a Pembroke woman to donate $50 to her yesterday. And when news of the donor’s generosity was revealed on a Bermuda radio station yesterday, it sparked a flood...

Twelve organisations have lost charitable status, as authorities review financial records in advance of tighter regulations for the Island’s third sector. A further 13 charities have expired, according to the latest figures. Struck from the register ...

Project Action, a free transportation programme for seniors, will be riding a little happier this season, thanks to a selfless donation from 100-year-old Marian Lemond. Ms Lemond held a high tea event, in honour of her milestone birthday on Septembe...

Humbled by the outpouring of support prompted by an instant radio ‘Give-a-thon’, Wendell ‘Shine’ Hayward is today grateful for the five-figure donation to help offset $61,312 in rental arrears for his club in Hamilton. But at the end of the day on Fr...

A charity that helps feed Bermuda’s needy is struggling to carry out its work after it was targeted by thieves. Three laptop computers were taken in the raid on the Eliza DoLittle Society’s office on Cobbs Hill Road in Warwick last weekend. And the t...

One way to beat the challenges of unemployment is to consider volunteerism as a “major catalyst in finding a job”. Volunteering can also “help you remain relevant until the next job and in creating a strong networking support system” in the interim. ...

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 ...