By: Gabrielle Burgess
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Rotaract is a non-profit organization and is the youth arm of Rotary.
Members of the Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman have spent a few Saturdays just outside the doors of Supermarkets to raise a supply of Snacks to help curb student hunger.
Two Saturdays ago, they raised a massive supply at Cost-u-Less.
They have 1 more Collection Day to go on Saturday, August 26th at Hurley’s.
Help the Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman to feed our future.
Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.rotaractky.org
Instagram: @rotaractcgc
By: Gabrielle Burgess
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The Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman resumed their Community Service Project of decorating and packing Brown Paper Bag lunches for Mental Health Court clients two weeks ago.
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From Michael’s Genuine Cayman!
Check out their Instagram page, MGFD_GCM for more mouthwatering foods on their menu!
Located in Camana Bay, Grand Cayman. Give them a visit!
SuGa Lifestyle has kept readers up to date for the past year on Restaurant Ratings and Reviews, Recipes, Health and Fitness, GW ART, Charities and What’s Hot, for instance with popular Sports events or tournaments. Restaurant Reviews continuously proves to be the most popular posts amongst readers.
Conceptualizer, Gabrielle Williams has traveled across the United States, the Caribbean and as far as Japan, where the local cuisines and fine dining options are a must stop. On most weekends, regardless of which parish or country she may be in, she can be found satisfying her fancy of exploring the culinary talents on offer at the restaurant of her choice.
Gabrielle also had the pleasure of being a Table Talk Observer Food Awards Judge for 2014. She will unhesitatingly give restaurants, chefs or caterers fair recognition for their good work, objectively highlighting those that have been inconsistent, mediocre or low in quality and by offering suggestions for general improvement.
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