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    Just a few months after Bahamas Speed Week Revival brought more than 40 classic and modern racing cars to Nassau from around the world, the organization presented four local charities with a generous donation raised at the Pictet Speed Week Gala and Auction of Promises sponsored by Pictet Bank & Trust. During a courtesy call with His Excellency Sir Arthur Foulkes, Speed Week organizers donated $50,000 collectively to The Nazareth Centre, The Ranfurly Homes for Children, Project Read and The Lyford Cay Scholarship Fund for Bahamian Children.

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    Just a few months after Bahamas Speed Week Revival brought more than 40 classic and modern racing cars to Nassau from around the world, the organization presented four local charities with a generous donation raised at the Pictet Speed Week Gala and Auction of Promises sponsored by Pictet Bank & Trust. During a courtesy call with His Excellency Sir Arthur Foulkes, Speed Week organizers donated $50,000 collectively to The Nazareth Centre, The Ranfurly Homes for Children, Project Read and The Lyford Cay Scholarship Fund for Bahamian Children.

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    Bahamas Speed Week Gives $50k To Local Charities

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    Just a few months after Bahamas Speed Week Revival brought more than 40 classic and modern racing cars to Nassau from around the world, the organization presented four local charities with a generous donation raised at the Pictet Speed Week Gala and Auction of Promises sponsored by Pictet Bank & Trust. During a courtesy call with His Excellency Sir Arthur Foulkes, Speed Week organizers donated $50,000 collectively to The Nazareth Centre, The Ranfurly Homes for Children, Project Read and The Lyford Cay Scholarship Fund for Bahamian Children.

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    FAST PHILANTHROPY: Just a few months after Bahamas Speed Week Revival brought more than 40 classic and modern racing cars to Nassau from around the world, the organization presented four local charities with a generous donation raised at the Pictet Speed Week Gala and Auction of Promises sponsored by Pictet Bank & Trust. During a courtesy call with His Excellency Sir Arthur Foulkes, Speed Week organizers donated $50,000 collectively to The Nazareth Centre, The Ranfurly Homes for Children, Project Read and The Lyford Cay Scholarship FundforBahamianChildren. Front row (lr): Brendan Foulkes, Bahamas Speed Week; Jimmie Lowe, Bahamas Speed Week; GovernorGeneral Sir Arthur Foulkes, Patron of the Pictet Speed Week Gala and Auction of Promises that netted $50,000 for four local charities and David McLaughlin, Bahamas Speed Week. Back row (lr): James Moss, The Nazareth Centre; Alexander Roberts, The Ranfurly Homes for Children; G. Thomas Sweeting, Project Read; Rebecca Massey, Lyford Cay International School;

    Lindsey Cancino, Rotary Club; Stacey Bobo, Lyford Cay International School; Arthur Seymour, TheNazarethCentreandJeremyStuby,PictetBank&Trust.(PhotobyPatrickHannaforBIS)

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