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A Christmas charity drive designed to give toys, food hampers and medicines to people in need has been boosted by one of the island’s churches.
A Christmas charity drive designed to give toys, food hampers and medicines to people in need has been boosted by one of the island’s churches.
A mother widowed three years ago said a back to school giveaway today was a “Godsend”.
The organisers of an annual back-to-school uniform campaign yesterday appealed to the public for $64,000 by the end of the week.
The families of those left behind as a result violence shared stories of pain and loss at a virtual charity fundraising concert last night.
Children left behind as a result of gun and gang violence will share their stories as part of an upcoming event aimed at giving hope to Bermuda.
Bermuda has turned into a violent country. Statistically, that is what our homicide numbers are portraying us as. Our murder rate per capita is higher than Canada, Britain, and most countries in Europe.
In memoriam of the 61 people who have lost their lives to violence on the island since 2001, Antonio Belvedere and Dr. Gina Spence hosted a virtual vigil on Wednesday, April 28. The event was held via Facebook Live and started at 8 p.m.
Since 2001, 61 people have lost their lives due to gun violence in Bermuda. In memoriam of these victims and their families, Antonio Belvedere will be hosting a virtual candlelight vigil via Facebook this evening beginning at 8 p.m.
A grief-stricken family who lost a loved one to violence was struck another blow when they were evicted from their home this week.