Scotiabank is a gold sponsor of The Bahamas Red Cross Society's 45th Annual Ball themed, “Restoring Our Archipelago… Each One, Reach One.”

“Community involvement continues to be an important part of the way we live, work, and do business every day at Scotiabank,” said Leah Davis, Senior Manager, Marketing & Public Relations at Scotiabank.

“Again this year, we are proud to partner with the Red Cross in raising funds to support its unwavering commitment, outreach, and service to the Bahamian community,” Davis continued.

This year’s gala is scheduled for Saturday, January 28 in the Independence Ballroom at Melia Nassau Beach Resort at 8:00p.m.

About Scotiabank in The Bahamas:

As Canada’s most international bank, Scotiabank has been operating in The Bahamas for 60 years, since opening its first small branch in Nassau in 1956. The following year, Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company (Bahamas) Limited – Scotiabank’s Wealth Management offering – was established in The Bahamas. Over the years, Scotiabank has evolved into a network of 13 branches and 69 ATMs across the country, providing a complete range of retail, commercial and wealth products and services — including online banking, electronic cash management, and offshore banking services to individuals and businesses.

Scotiabank is committed to being The Bahamas’ financial institution of choice by providing comprehensive financial services to individuals and businesses, and being a good corporate citizen by helping young people in the community become better off. Each year, Scotiabank’s community donations and sponsorships exceed $300,000 while employees spend over 3,000 cumulative hours volunteering their time and energy to charitable causes. For more information please visit www.bs.scotiabank.com

(Pictured L to R) Caroline Turnquest, Director General at The Bahamas Red Cross receiving the gold sponsorship cheque from Leah Davis, Senior Manager, Marketing & Public Relations