Sol Contributes Over $100,000 to Power Change in Communities
More than 20 local charities and organizations across the island recently received a generous boost through collective contributions from Sol exceeding $100,000. Made possible through the company’s annual employee-giving program, these contributions highlight Sol’s commitment to “power what moves people” by supporting causes that strengthen the communities where we live, work, and play.?
This year, Sol employees have rallied behind a diverse range of causes dear to their hearts, including Nightengale Children’s Home, The Barbados Cancer Society, The Autism Association of Barbados, The Heart & Stroke Foundation of Barbados, Variety – The Children’s Charity, The Optimist Club of Barbados - Bridgetown, The Barbados Diabetes Foundation, Barbados RSPCA, Jabez House, Hillaby Turner’s Hall Primary and more. Each contribution will directly impact individuals and families, offering assistance and opportunities for development where it matters most.?
?“We are honoured to support these incredible organizations and the critical work they are doing,” said Sol’s General Manager, Roger Barrow. "At Sol, our commitment to giving back is woven into our identity. This program not only empowers our employees to champion the causes they care about, but also amplifies our collective impact. Together, we are not just making donations; we are forging a path to stronger, more resilient communities.”?
?The Autism Association of Barbados’ Public Relations Officer, Nadia Simmons shared, “We would like to extend sincere gratitude to Sol for their generous donation. Because of this, we are one step closer to being able to provide critical programs and resources to individuals on the spectrum and their families. Thank you for believing in our mission and supporting us in building a more inclusive Barbados.”??
?Sol invites its partners, stakeholders, and the broader business community to join in supporting local initiatives to help create a more sustainable and vibrant future for all.?