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Grant of $750 to Big Brothers Big Sisters::
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda (BBBS) has again been given a grant from the Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA) after being nominated by Bermuda CableVision. The $750 grant is the fifth consecutive grant the organisation has received from the CCTA. The CCTA's Community Charities Programme has given more than $238,000 since it was set up in 1993.
2010-08-12 10:14:31 GMT

Cash boost for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda
The Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda (BBBS) received a cash boost from the Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA). CCTA gave the BBBS a $1,000 grant from its 2007 Community Charities Programme. The charity was nominated by CableVision, a member of CCTA. The cheque was presented to board member Martin Humphrey by Edward Cherwinski, Chief Financial Officer of Bermuda CableVision. Esme Williams, executive director of the BBBS, said: "On behalf of Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda,
2007-09-05 10:51:56 GMT

Big Brothers Big Sisters granted $1,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda were given a $1000 grant from the Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association (CCTA) for their ongoing commitment to youths in the community. The cheque was presented November 20 by Bermuda CableVision general manager Terry Roberson, to Dina-Mae Richardson, office coordinator of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Ms Richardson said: "Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda is very grateful for again being nominated by Bermuda CableVision for the CCTA's donation.
2008-11-28 13:29:44 GMT

Cable association gives to Women�s Resource Centre
The Caribbean Cable and Telecommunications Association donated $750 to Bermuda's Women's Resource Centre. The charity was nominated for the grant by Bermuda CableVision, the company is a member of CCTA. Shari Woods, CableVision's Human Resources Manager, said: "This group is playing a vital role in the community in terms of education, counselling and advocacy. It is an organisation that is both caring and extremely effective. We hope this small gift will help them."
2005-06-14 03:00:00 GMT

YouthNet seeks mentors
The organisation is holding a corporate luncheon today at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club to promote more interaction with Bermuda's business community. Dr.
1998-09-04 03:00:00 GMT

Tag day for Big Brothers and Big Sisters
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda (BBBS) is holding their annual Tag Day today and tomorrow. Representatives from the organisation will be standing outside of various businesses around the city and around the Island, accepting donations to help fund the non-profit organisation. Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda is a charitable organisation that provides children, primarily from single parent homes, with positive and caring role models.
2008-09-26 19:03:09 GMT

Appreciating Bermuda�s mentors
Two helping organisations are joining together today to recognise those who strive to make a difference in the lives of Bermuda�s young people � mentors. The annual celebration of these community helpers is set to take place at Par-La-Ville Park today between 12.30 and 2 p.m., and it will involve Big Brothers and Big Sisters (BBBS) of Bermuda and YouthNet.
2007-01-25 04:00:00 GMT

Big Brothers and Sisters launch tag days
Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Bermuda will hold their annual Tag Days today and tomorrow at 18 locations in the Hamilton area, with the goal of raising $12,000. The charity pairs boys and girls with male and female role models. Currently there are 59 little boys waiting for Big Brothers and 12 little girls waiting for Big Sisters. Money raised will go towards matching children, primarily from single parent homes,
2001-09-28 03:00:00 GMT

Inspiring Big Sister honoured for her community work
An �inspiring� volunteer who has made a positive impact in the lives of countless Bermudian children through the Big Brothers and Sisters (BBBS) Organisation was honoured yesterday morning. After years of service to the community, Rosette Richardson has been recognised by CableVision and has become the latest recipient of their quarterly Community Service Award.
2006-07-28 03:00:00 GMT























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