BOB helped kick off the annual Salvation Army kettle drive at the Mall at Marathon recently with a donation of $1,000, hoping to encourage corporate donors to give generously. The kettle drive touches the lives of more than 6,000 persons during the holidays providing hot meals, food parcels, toys and care packages for those in need and visiting shut-ins and the elderly. The familiar sight and sound of a bright red kettle and ringing bell stationed at the entrances of grocery stores and malls is synonymous with sharing during the holiday season for many Bahamians. From L to R: Major Lester Ferguson, Divisional Commander; Ellison Greenslade, Commissioner of Police, Royal Bahamas Police Force; The Hon. Loretta Butler-Turner, Minister of State for Labour and Social Development; Judy Munroe, Salvation Army Advisory Board Chairman; Tonya Farah, Private Banking, BOB; Lt. Col. Lynette Rowe and Lt. Col. Lindsay Rowe, visiting from Jamaica. (Photo by Patrick Hanna, BIS)

Nassau, Bahamas - BOB helped kick off the annual Salvation Army kettle drive at the Mall at Marathon recently with a donation of $1,000, hoping to encourage corporate donors to give generously. The kettle drive touches the lives of more than 6,000 persons during the holidays providing hot meals, food parcels, toys and care packages for those in need and visiting shut-ins and the elderly. The familiar sight and sound of a bright red kettle and ringing bell stationed at the entrances of grocery stores and malls is synonymous with sharing during the holiday season for many Bahamians. From L to R: Major Lester Ferguson, Divisional Commander; Ellison Greenslade, Commissioner of Police, Royal Bahamas Police Force; The Hon. Loretta Butler-Turner, Minister of State for Labour and Social Development; Judy Munroe, Salvation Army Advisory Board Chairman; Tonya Farah, Private Banking, BOB; Lt. Col. Lynette Rowe and Lt. Col. Lindsay Rowe, visiting from Jamaica. (Photo by Patrick Hanna, BIS)