MARICS and Company Limited has made a generous donation to the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs (MOAA) and the Ministry of Education (MOE). This includes a Honda SHP engine for MOAA and a Honda brush cutter for MOE. This donation is in recognition of Amerindian Heritage Month and Education Month. The estimated value of this donation is approximately $545,000.

The Company, in a recent press release said their gesture supports both themes, since the outboard engine will help children residing in remote/hinterland areas to get to school.
On the other hand, the brush cutter donation will support the Ministry of Education with their ongoing work to keep school surroundings clean and tidy.

Deputy Chief Education Officer- Technical (DCEO-T) Dr. Ritesh Tularam and Annalisa Andrews from the Ministry of Education, and Anil Roberts the Regional Development Officer at the Ministry of Amerindian Affairs received the donations from the Director of Marics and Company Limited, Jonathan Permaul.  Both Ministries have since expressed gratitude and are looking forward to future collaborations.

Marics and Company Limited was established on June 23, 1966, and became the sole distributor for Honda products in Guyana.
In 2011, Marics experienced new owners, with a new management team who restructured the original business model to better suit its customers and the company.
Today, Marics is the supplier of a diverse line of eco-friendly Power Products, vehicles, ATVs and motorcycles.