Nassau, The Bahamas, October 4, 2025 – Colina proudly reaffirmed its dedication to families facing cancer as a Bronze sponsor of the 2025 CIBC Caribbean Walk for the Cure, held on Saturday, October 4, across New Providence, Grand Bahama, Abaco, and Eleuthera.

“Community is at the heart of everything we do,” said Maxine Seymour, Director of Corporate Communications at Colina. “We were proud to stand with so many others walking for a cause that touches countless lives. Our team members eagerly signed up to participate. We know that every step and every dollar raised helps provide care and hope for families across The Bahamas.”

The Walk for the Cure season officially launched on February 28 with CIBC’s $74,000 donation to cancer care organizations throughout The Bahamas. The event has since become a cornerstone for local cancer support groups, providing crucial assistance to patients and caregivers. Funds raised enable these organizations to deliver essential services, from treatment support to counseling, made possible by generous donors and corporate sponsors.

For details on how to participate or sponsor next year’s walk, visit the Walk for the Cure website or contact the event organizers.

About Colina Insurance Limited (Colina)

Colina is a diversified financial services company, offering comprehensive life and health insurance solutions. Colina is wholly-owned by Colina Holdings Bahamas Limited (CHBL). CHBL is a Bahamian Company, built on a firm foundation of trust, integrity and responsibility. Colina has evolved over the past century to become The Bahamas’ largest life and health insurer, with a solid reputation for providing insurance and related financial services products that help clients prepare for life’s unexpected events.

About CIBC First Caribbean Walk for the Cure

The CIBC First Caribbean Walk for the Cure is one of the largest fundraising and awareness events in the Caribbean, dedicated to supporting those affected by cancer. Since its inception, the walk has raised millions of dollars regionally to fund cancer care, treatment, and research. The funds raised are used to provide assistance to patients, purchase critical equipment, and support cancer treatment centers and organizations across the region.