Sagicor supports Antigua and Barbuda Employers Federation Christmas drive
As the holiday season draws closer, various organizations across the world are wrapping up their final acts of service for the year, and Sagicor, a prominent insurance company in the Caribbean, is no exception.
For the third consecutive year, the organization is backing the annual food drive initiative of the Antigua and Barbuda Employers Federation.
The initiative is aimed at spreading joy and cheer to the community by reaching out to members of the organization for support.
Sagicor has not only made a generous financial contribution but has also provided shopping bags that will help in collecting items for the intended beneficiaries.
Antigua Branch Manager and Assistant Vice-President for Sagicor Life (Eastern Caribbean) Inc, Marisia James, expressed gratitude for the opportunity to support this initiative for another year.
She stated that at Sagicor, they place immense value on their commitment to support the communities in which they operate.
Collaborating with like-minded organizations such as ABEF highlights the importance of cooperation.
James further stated that they recognize the much-needed assistance that this activity provides to the recipients and commended the ABEF and its team for leading the way.
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