Mrs. Vernita Johnson (center) of The Royal Bahamas Police Force Dependents’ Trust accepts a donation from CIBC FirstCaribbean Manager of Customer Relationships Management and StrategyNakera Symonette (l) and District Manager Inger Johnson (r).

Nassau, Bahamas, 2014 - CIBC FirstCaribbean continues its corporate social responsibility push focusing on Bahamas’ various peacekeeping forces. District Managers Inger Johnson and Dwight Burrows presented monetary gifts to the Royal Bahamas Police Force Dependents’ Trust and the youth summer programs for both the Police and Defence Force

The gifts are courtesy of the company’s Comtrust Foundation, a Caribbean-wide initiative which ensures that 1% of the Bank’s profits reach important causes, which may be nominated by local employees. Focus on community is a major component of CIBC First Caribbean’s impact policy which also promotes youth and education, health & wellness, staff volunteerism, and environmental causes.

“CIBC FirstCaribbean is serious about responding to the needs of the communities we serve,” said Managing Director, Marie Rodland-Allen. “We are committed to giving back to our Bahamas and are pleased to be able to support the programs of the forces which protect us.”

CIBC FirstCaribbean Manager of Customer Relationships Management and Strategy Nakera Symonette (l) and District Manager Inger Johnson (r) present Officer White (center) of The Royal Bahamas Police Force Summer Program with a donation to aid in the organisation’s work with youth.

Officer Delvonne Duncombe and members of The Royal Bahamas Defence Force Summer Program Accept their donation from CIBC FirstCaribbean District Manager, Dwight Burrows