STAFFERS of Scotiabank Guyana, Carmichael Street branch, on Wednesday evening took to the streets with a night of caroling to spread Christmas cheer to some of the less fortunate and elderly persons from five charitable homes around Georgetown. 

Speaking with the Guyana Chronicle on Wednesday evening, Scotiabank’s Marketing Manager, Jennifer Cipriani stated that this is a yearly venture which has been going on for approximately nine years.
During the walk they visited New Nazareth, Ptolemy Reid Rehabilitation Center, St. Ann’s Home, Joshua House and St. Vincent De Paul’s Home for the Elderly.
She noted that recently they donated large hampers and goodies to each home and during the walk they visit these five homes to do some caroling and spread the Christmas cheer to these less fortunate persons.
Cipriani added that this venture involves the Scotiabank’s Robb Street branch and the Carmichael Street branch.
She also noted that the other Scotiabank branches across the country also give back to the various communities in which they are located during the Christmas Season, but they do so in different ways.
In closing Cipriani stated that Scotiabank will continue to give back to the public and will continue to appreciate what the public gives to Scotiabank throughout the year.