ABI Insurance Donates to The Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda
ABI Insurance is proud to announce the donation of a new refrigerator to the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda.
This contribution is part of ABI Insurance’s ongoing commitment to supporting local institutions and enhancing community
well-being.
The donation took place at the Police Headquarters, where representatives from ABI Insurance presented the fridge to senior police officials.
The new appliance will be used to improve the facilities available to the dedicated officers who serve and protect the community.
“We are honored to support the Royal Police Force of Antigua and Barbuda with this donation,” said Michael Riley, Claims Representative at ABI Insurance.
“Our police force plays a crucial role in maintaining safety and order, and we are committed to contributing to their comfort and efficiency in any way we can.”
The Royal Police Force expressed their gratitude for the generous donation, highlighting the importance of community partnerships in enhancing their operations and officer well-being. ABI Insurance looks forward to continuing its support for essential community services and fostering strong relationships with local institutions.
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