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Tropical Shipping Donates to Rotary Club of Georgetown Central

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On Thursday, December 12, 2024, Tropical Shipping, a US-based  transportation and logistics company with over 60 years of operation, made a generous donation  to the Rotary Club of Georgetown Central. The presentation took place in a ceremony held in  Georgetown, where Mrs. Glenis Hodge, Country Manager of Tropical Shipping in Guyana and Ms. Sherry Singh, Customer Care and Administrative Manager in Guyana, handed over the  contribution.  

This donation is part of the company’s Community Relations Program, which focuses on  supporting communities in the regions Tropical Shipping serves. The company’s initiative  particularly emphasizes youth and educational programs that are impactful, unique, and  sustainable. 

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In her speech, Mrs. Hodge highlighted the company’s core values, noting that “People are our  Priority” is central to their operations. She explained, “We take responsibility for our employees,  customers, shareholders, and the communities in which we operate. Our community relations  program provides continued support for the countries and islands where we serve, contributing to  sustainability, growth, and development.” 

Mrs. Hodge stressed the importance of strong partnerships, saying, “Good partnership is a  requirement to make this happen.” She pointed out the meaningful collaboration with  organizations like Rotary Georgetown Central, which focuses on various service projects,  including youth development. 

“Our donation today demonstrates our commitment to the development of youth in a rapidly  growing Guyana,” she said. “We hope this contribution helps more youth benefit from 

educational and developmental activities, opening doors of opportunities and contributing to the  country’s overall growth and development.” 

For over thirty years in Guyana, and more than sixty years globally, Tropical Shipping has  supported initiatives aimed at fostering community growth. Mrs. Hodge affirmed that the  company would continue to support such initiatives as it thrives in the dynamic shipping  industry. 

This donation marks another step in Tropical Shipping’s long-standing commitment to Guyana,  island life and the communities it serves. 

Tropical Shipping offers reliable and comprehensive cargo transportation services across the  United States, Canada, the Caribbean, and South America, including refrigerated, dry, less-than container load, consolidation, inland transportation, and global logistics services. The sailings are  weekly with seven days transit time from Florida to Guyana, six days transit time from Puerto  Rico to Guyana, two days transit time from Barbados to Guyana and one day transit time from  Guyana to Suriname.  

For further information about the company, schedule, locations and services the website is  www.tropical.com or the Guyana office can be contacted by telephone +592 227 7203-5 or by  email guyana@tropical.com

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