Aruba's DOW Pothole Crew Delivers Quick Fix on Boegoeroei Road

N.V. ELMAR's volunteer group, known as 'Briya Hunto,' took part in Aruba's National Day of 'Cuida Aruba' (Care for Aruba), held at the Brazil neighborhood. The event was an initiative organized by the Government of Aruba and CEDE Aruba, aimed at bringing together organizations and volunteers in a collective effort to maintain and improve the island. ELMAR, Aruba's primary electricity utility company, demonstrated its community commitment by mobilizing its volunteer team for the occasion. The initiative reflects a broader push by Aruban authorities to engage both public institutions and private organizations in civic responsibility and environmental stewardship. Events like this underscore the role that state-owned utilities and businesses play in supporting community-driven sustainability efforts across the island.

Aruba Bank has announced its sponsorship of the annual Summer Camp organized by Stichting Club Don Bosco Noord, a community youth foundation based in Aruba. The camp ran from July 15 through July 19, providing structured activities for local children during the summer school break. Aruba Bank expressed pride in supporting the initiative, highlighting its commitment to community development and youth engagement on the island. Stichting Club Don Bosco Noord is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing social and recreational programs for youth in the Noord district of Aruba. The bank's financial contribution helped make the multi-day camp possible, covering costs associated with running the event. Partnerships between local financial institutions and community organizations like this are key to sustaining youth programs that might otherwise lack adequate funding.

N.V. ELMAR's volunteer group, known as 'Briya Hunto,' participated in Aruba's National Cleanup Day, known as 'Dia Nacional di Cuida Aruba,' held in the Brazil neighborhood of Aruba. The initiative was organized by the Government of Aruba in partnership with CEDE Aruba to bring together organizations and volunteers in a collective effort to keep the island clean. The event reflects a broader civic push to engage both public institutions and private companies in environmental stewardship. ELMAR, Aruba's public electricity and water utility, demonstrated its community commitment by mobilizing its volunteer team for the occasion. Participation by established organizations like ELMAR helps amplify the reach and impact of government-led sustainability initiatives.