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Wayne Dill’s diary from his participation in the gruelling five-day Kota Kinabalu Challenge, through the jungles and mountains of Borneo, is continued here, where the challenge finally begins. Mr Dill undertook the challenge to raise money for Raleig...

Wayne Dill’s diary from his participation in the gruelling five-day Kota Kinabalu Challenge through the jungles and mountains of Borneo is continued here, where he experiences for the first time the joys and horrors of sugared squid, and jungle toile...

When Wayne Dill first signed up for a challenge that required him to walk, cycle and climb one of the largest mountains in South East Asia, he thought it would be a piece of cake and a great way to raise money for charity. “On paper it looked very si...

The Orchid Charity Club, under the presidency of Mrs Janet Maynard, pulled out all the stops on Sunday last in making its annual St Patrick’s Day Tea a grand celebration. Scores of patrons from all over the Island enjoyed the Orchids’ delectable deli...

Flourishing youth charity Raleigh International Bermuda has upped its number of expeditions, according to executive director Kristin White. The group send young people overseas for character-building trips that involve taking part in community and en...

Hundreds of people gathered at Bermuda Athletic Association yesterday to loudly cheer on a succession of brave souls having their heads shaved for charity. Forty three volunteers were due to have their locks lopped off in support of the St Baldrick's...

Tonight scores of people will submit to going bald. To raise money for research into children’s cancer, they will take part in St Baldrick’s Day and have their heads shaved. Money raised from this event will help ensure more happy stories like the on...

Marta Olander never thought she’d come to rely on PALS she certainly never imagined that one of her children would need the cancer charity. Then the unthinkable happened and her daughter Eliza was diagnosed with brain cancer when she was six months o...

A boot-camp challenge that put 220 people through the Bermuda Regiment’s assault course reaped big rewards for three local charities. A novel fundraiser, Island Challenge attracted 55 teams and raised just shy of $45,000. “Everyone came through unsca...

Local charitable organisations are coming up with novel ways to stay afloat during a time when cash donations are hard to come by. The Bermuda National Trust, which aims to preserve the Island’s natural, architectural and historic treasures, partner...