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Cayman Islands National Museum Expands Summer Camp with Generous CI$15,000 Donation from CICSA Co-operative Credit Union

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Grand Cayman, 18th June 2024 – The Cayman Islands National Museum Board is thrilled to announce a substantial donation of CI$15,000.00 from CICSA Co-operative Credit Union, securing their position as a major sponsor for this year's summer camp.


This significant contribution, presented on Tuesday, 18th June 2024, will enable the Museum to expand its summer camp program from two weeks to six weeks, offering more young individuals the opportunity to participate. The extended camp duration ensures that more children can enjoy a secure and stimulating environment, filled with an array of recreational and educational activities previously unavailable to many.


The donation will be allocated towards purchasing necessary equipment, supplies, and other essentials to guarantee an enriching and memorable summer camp experience. By attending the camp, children will develop a lifelong appreciation for learning about and exploring Cayman's unique natural and cultural heritage.


During the cheque presentation, Theodora Bodden, a representative of the Credit Union standing in for Pat Estwick, handed the cheque to the Museum Board representatives. Pictured from left to right are: Craig Merren, OLY (Chairman), Tunisia Barnes (Ministry representative), Terri Merren, and Colleen Burke (Board members). Although not pictured, the Board also includes Deputy-Chairman Susan Arch Parsons, Sharon Hinds, and Pamela Webster.


The Cayman Islands National Museum summer camp aims to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of the island’s heritage among the youth, providing them with invaluable educational experiences that will last a lifetime.


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