From left: Kerwin Hinson, Sales Representative for Tropical Shipping, Felicia George, Sales Coordinator for Tropical Shipping, Atyna Harry, Program Assistant & Office Administrator, World Pediatric Project, Lauren Mc Intosh Shallow, Executive Director – Caribbean, World Pediatric Project.
By Admin. Updated 12:38 p.m., Tuesday, May 07, 2024, Atlantic Standard Time (GMT-4).
Tropical Shipping said it reaffirmed its dedication to supporting pediatric healthcare through its generous donation of USD$1000 ($1 USD = $2.70 XCD) to the World Pediatric Project on April 24th, 2024.
In a press release, the company said Felicia George, Sales Coordinator of Tropical Shipping handed over the cheque to Atyna Harry, Program Assistant & Office Administrator of World Pediatric Project, while Executive Director – Caribbean, World Pediatric Project, Lauren Mc Intosh Shallow and Kerwin Hinson, Sales Representative looked on.
“The donation underscores Tropical Shipping’s ongoing commitment to making a positive impact in communities it serves, particularly in the realm of children’s health and well-being. With this contribution, Tropical Shipping aims to further the mission of the World Pediatric Project, which focuses on providing critical medical care to children in need across St. Vincent & the Grenadines, the Caribbean, and beyond,” this company stated in the release.
“We are thrilled to strengthen our partnership with the World Pediatric Project through this donation,” said Cedric Mc Intyre, Island Manager at Tropical Shipping, according to the release.
“At Tropical Shipping, we believe in giving back to the communities we operate in, and supporting organizations like the World Pediatric Project aligns with our values. We are proud to play a role in improving the lives of children and families in the regions we serve,” Mc Intyre said, according to the release.
Meanwhile, the World Pediatric Project expressed its gratitude for the generous donation from Tropical Shipping, emphasizing the impact it will have on their efforts to provide life-saving medical care to children in need, the release stated.
“We are deeply grateful to Tropical Shipping for theircontinued support,” said Lauren Mc Intosh Shallow, Executive Director – Caribbean, World Pediatric Project. “This donation will enable us to assist even more children in need of critical medical care, giving them a chance at a healthier and brighter future. Together, we are making a tangible difference in the lives of children and families across the Caribbean and beyond,” Intosh Shallow said, according to the press release.
The company said: “Through partnerships and initiatives like this, Tropical Shipping remains committed to being a responsible corporate citizen and contributing positively to the communities it serves”.
For more information about Tropical Shipping and its commitment to corporate social responsibility, please visit www.tropical.com
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