Caribbean Air­lines em­ploy­ees have do­nat­ed near­ly 7,000 items through the air­line’s 2025 Sta­tionery Dri­ve, sup­port­ing chil­dren’s homes and non-gov­ern­men­tal or­gan­i­sa­tions across Trinidad and To­ba­go.

The do­na­tions were dis­trib­uted to sev­er­al youth-fo­cused or­gan­i­sa­tions, in­clud­ing the St. Jude’s Home for Girls, St. Mary’s Chil­dren’s Home, the Dot­ted Line Foun­da­tion, En­ter­prise Com­mu­ni­ty Coun­cil, Ham­pers Inc Ltd, Pro­ba­tion Hos­tel in To­ba­go, Rip­ple Ef­fect Pro­mo­tions in To­ba­go, and the Lam­beau Com­mu­ni­ty Res­i­dence for Chil­dren in To­ba­go.

The dri­ve al­so re­ceived ad­di­tion­al sup­port from Char­ran’s Book­store, which con­tributed gift vouch­ers, and Pen­na­cool Lim­it­ed, which sup­plied book­lets. 

Be­yond Trinidad and To­ba­go, sta­tionery items were shipped to Ja­maica, Bar­ba­dos, and Guyana for dis­tri­b­u­tion.

Caribbean Air­lines CEO Garvin Med­era praised the gen­eros­i­ty of the air­line’s em­ploy­ees, say­ing, “I thank our em­ploy­ees who con­tin­ue to give gen­er­ous­ly to our an­nu­al sta­tionery dri­ve. Ed­u­ca­tion is one of the pil­lars of Caribbean Air­lines Sus­tain­abil­i­ty pro­gramme. Each con­tri­bu­tion makes it pos­si­ble for chil­dren and youths in vul­ner­a­ble com­mu­ni­ties to re­ceive the sup­plies they need to sup­port their ed­u­ca­tion.”