United Caribbean Trust Tithe Ten Club to assist Grenada Carriacou & Petite Martinique damaged by hurricane Ivan

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UNITED CARIBBEAN TRUST- ‘Tithe Ten Club’

United Caribbean Trust formally launched the ‘Tithe Ten Club’ in Bermuda, with the opening of the Trust’s bank account.

Managing Director of the Appleby Trust (Bermuda) Ltd, Mr. John Harper made the first pledge of US $10.00 to open the account!

From small beginning...the ‘Tithe Ten Club’ has emerged, encourages donors to pledge a tithe of 10 per month of any currency in which they operate in, US $10, Bds $10, Bermudan $10, £10 or Euro. Internet and e-commerse databases are currently under construction to facilitate international donor-friendly pledging online.

10 areas have been identified

Tourism
Sports/Watersports
Ecotourism/Conservation/Agriculture
Music/Entertainment
Art/Fashion/Drama/Design
Health
Education
Private sector/ Business
NGO's
Religious

Within these 10 areas we have identified 10 key figures, who are being contacted regarding the 'Tithe Ten Club'
The idea is that they will be encouraged to source 10 contacts, half within their field and the other half out side their area and island. These new recruits will be encouraged to find similar contacts.

United Caribbean Trust is currently seeking International funding so as to continue the organization’s humanitarian programmes Partnering with the London based, Caribbean Development Trust. It was a pleasure to meet in London with their Chairman, Dr Johnson, who is optimistic that their diverse organisation can forge a serious and formidable bond with United Caribbean Trust in the delivery of much needed resources for the Caribbean. The U.C team will be instrumental in compiling a data base of small businesses and micro-enterprises in Grenada for the Caribbean Development Trust, so as to provide mentoring and guidance to this sector, which employs an approximate 55% of the island’s work force.

Rehabilitation projects integral to the vulnerable communities including health care and education are on going and now with the ability to raise funds these programmes can surge ahead.

School twinning On the calendar for this year the collaborative efforts of NGO’s are introducing a schools twinning programme and an afternoon kids club, featuring live theatre readings, drama and music.