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Cane Bay Partners Contributions to UVI Support New Data Science Minor Program
CHRISTIANSTED, U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS (PRWEB) SEPTEMBER 05, 2020 The University of the Virgin Islands’ School of Science and Mathematics will now be offering a minor in data science, supported, in part, by donations provided by Cane Bay Partners VI LLLP. Over the last 11 years, Cane Bay Partners has contributed more than $125,000 to UVI,…
Read MoreCOVID-19 Pandemic Response: Cane Bay Partners Launches Virtual Tutoring for USVI Students; Transitions Employees to Work From Home
For immediate release – May 12, 2020 Christiansted, USVI – Cane Bay Partners VI, LLLP co-founders David Johnson and Kirk Chewning announced the launch of free virtual tutoring for students in the Virgin Islands and the successful transition of 30 employees to work from home in response to the COVID–19 pandemic. Cane Bay Cares, the company’s service initiative, launched the…
Read MoreNew UWG College of Business Facility Supported by Lead Donation from David Johnson of Cane Bay Partners VI, LLLP
Cane Bay Partners VI, LLLP Co-Founder David Johnson is proud to have participated in the groundbreaking on Friday of the new Roy Richards Sr. Hall at the University of West Georgia, for which he provided the lead monetary gift.
Read MoreCane Bay Partners Congratulates UVI RTPark on Efforts to Leverage Technology and Innovation for Economic Growth in the Virgin Islands
The Research and Technology Park of the University of the Virgin Islands is leading the territory toward economic growth, technological advancement and innovation, and on Monday Cane Bay Partners VI LLLP congratulated them on their efforts while pledging its support.
Read MoreCane Bay Cares Awarded Nonprofit of the Year by St. Croix Chamber of Commerce
Cane Bay Cares began as a hurricane relief effort after hurricanes Irma and Maria devastated the Virgin Islands in September 2017. Since then, the initiative has raised more than $1 million through its partners and donors.
Read MoreCane Bay Cares and Team Helps to Fund New School on St. Croix for Children with Disabilities
A new school for children with disabilities on St. Croix – the Coral Reef Academy – will have a jump start thanks to a team donation totaling $27,500, coordinated by Cane Bay Cares, a service initiative of Cane Bay Partners VI, LLLP.
Read MoreCane Bay Cares Supports Long-Term Rebuild Effort with $45,000 Donation
CHRISTIANSTED, USVI: Cane Bay Cares, a service initiative of Cane Bay Partners LLLP, donated $45,800 to the St. Croix Long-Term Recovery Group (STX LTRG), a project of St. Croix Foundation and coalition of non-profit relief organizations, to fund the repair of roofs and the retrofitting of volunteer housing on St. Croix. The funds were allocated…
Read MoreCane Bay Partners and Kirk Chewning Assist Disabled and Elderly in Wake of Hurricanes
Christiansted, USVI – Six families impacted by Hurricanes Irma and Maria received brand new furniture thanks to a donation by Cane Bay Partners VI, LLLP and its co-founder Kirk Chewning and his family. All of the recipients are challenged socially and financially and are involved in one or more programs with Lutheran Social Services of the Virgin Islands.…
Read MoreCane Bay Partners Response to the Hurricanes in St. Croix and Surrounding Islands
While the financial sector may not typically be first to respond to natural disasters, there are instances where businesses see a need in their community and leap to meet it. Cane Bay Partners’ response to the Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria, which devastated the U.S. Virgin Islands and St. Croix in September 2017, is a…
Read More4,000+ St. Croix Residents Receive Aid in Massive 50,000 Pound Distribution by Cane Bay Cares
Christiansted, USVI – Cane Bay Cares, in fiscal partnership with the Community Foundation of the Virgin Islands, delivered more than 50,000 pounds of hurricane relief aid to more than 4,000 St. Croix residents, an effort that was double all previous efforts combined, on Saturday, Jan. 20 at the St. George Village Botanical Garden, announced Cane…
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