Attention all charities! Have you submitted your NPO application yet? To make sure you’re in compliance with the law, submit your paperwork by Tuesday, 31 July — and as a thank you, Government will waive the $300 application fee!
Attention all charities! Have you submitted your NPO application yet? To make sure you’re in compli-ance with the law, submit your pa-perwork before Tuesday, 31 July—and as a thank you, Government will waive the $300 application fee!
The Garden Club of Grand Cayman is all about maintaining the natural beauty of the Cayman Islands and cultivating a passion for gardening.
Wind Of Hope (WOH) promotes healthy living in order to improve the way of life for all residents in the Cayman Islands.
The Good Samaritan Food Bank’s mission is simple: to provide emergency food relief to those in need in the Cayman Islands.
Movers For Life (MFL) in the Cayman Islands freely connects persons in the community to provide motivational support.
Over the past five months, this column has introduced a number of charitable organisations.
This column features a non-profit organisation (NPO) registered in the Cayman Islands. If you’d like your charity to be considered for this column (which means free publicity!) please register your charity as an NPO with General Registry by 31 July 2018.
Competition, and encouraging children to participate in waterbased activities, propels the Cayman Islands Aquatic Sports Association (CIASA) to make strides in and out of the water.
A reduction in youth crime and criminal behaviour in the Cayman Islands are central themes to the Youth Anti-Crime Trust (Youth ACT).