(Observer)In a timely response to a call for help from the Fiennes Institute, ACB Caribbean donated 50 fans to outfit the rooms of the residents in order to bring them some relief from the heat currently being experienced in Antigua and Barbuda.
Bank boss Peter Ashe and team members visited the institute on September 23 to officially hand over the fans, a release said.
“It is our pleasure to have answered the call for assistance; we recognise that the heat is of a health concern. On the advice of the Fiennes Institute administration we procured the fans to come to the aid of the residents and provide them with some comfort,” Ashe said, during a brief presentation ceremony.
“ACB Caribbean has a longstanding relationship with the institute; it was our pleasure to make this donation,” he added.
The Master of Fiennes Walton Edwards and Matron Clarissa Christopher commended ACB Caribbean for how quickly they were able to procure and have the fans delivered.
“Thank you for your rapid response to this call for help; we are grateful for your intervention and your ongoing support of the Fiennes Institute,” Edwards remarked.
