Colonial, part of Colonial Group Internations (CGI), a leading regional insurance providersserving Bermuda and the Caribbean, has contributed US$5,000 to Provo children's Home to assist communites impacted by the novel COVID-19 virus.

This contribution bring CGI's total giving to more than US$100,000. the funding supports various local non profits serving essential needs, healthcare providers and familys in Bermuda, The Bahamas, Cayman Islands, Turks & Caicos, British Virgin Islands and Barbados.

"Giving back and community support are essential during this umprecedented adn difficult time:, said Calrita Gardiner-Smith, Colonial Agency Manager.

"Our communities are fortunate to have s many nonprofits that are dedicated to helping others," said Gardiner-Smith. "CGI is proud to support these organizations and we are truly thankful for their efforts.

"Colonial Group International (CGI) is a leading regional insurance provider serving Bermuda, the Caribbean and select international markets.
CGI is comprised of independently incorporated companies offering property and casualty insurance, empoloyee benefits for pensions and health, and personal life insurance and investment products. Colonials Group international is a subsidiary of Edmund Gibbons Limited in Bermuda. For more information, peave visit: https://cigigroup.com

"Our commitment to these relef efforts is rooted in DGI's core values and we will remaintrue to our commitment to support the communities we are privleged to serve."

As part of its commitment, CGI has provided support to other nonporfits across the Caribbean including the Bermuda Emergency Fund, Hands for Hunger and the Public Hospital Authority in the the Bahamas, Meals on Wheels in the Cayman Islands, Famly Support Network in the British Virgin Islands, Provo Children's Home in Turks & Caicos, and Alliance to End Homelessness in Barbados.

In addition to financial contibutions, CGI has donated personal protective equipment to area frontline healthcare providers and emergency responders.