AirCare Donate To Women’s Resource Center
AirCare employees recently raised funds to support the Women’s Resource Center in order to celebrate the life of Morissa Moniz and to raise awareness of domestic violence.
A spokesperson said, “On Remembrance Day, an employee at AirCare Limited tragically lost her life. To celebrate the life of Morissa Moniz and to raise awareness of domestic violence, AirCare employees wore purple and raised funds to support the Women’s Resource Center. The total amount donated in honour of Morissa was $3,636.00.
Tina Laws, Executive Director, Women’s Resource Centre with AirCare staff: Lillian Durham, Tina Rowse, Procurement & Logistics, Tiffiany Esdaille, Service Administrative Supervisor; William Rowse, Operations Manager, Trimane Smith, Project Manager, Jason Mello, Joseph Cunha, Gary Young, Chiller Specialist/EMS Manager; Brenden Stones, General Manager
Judith Uddin, President of AG Holdings said: “Morissa had only been with our Company a short time but had made a big impact and was a valued member of our team. Our entire team wanted to do something to remember her, and it was decided that contributing to the Women’s Resource Center in her name would be an appropriate initiative.
“The donation will support women who are facing life’s challenges, including those who may be facing abuse and difficult situations at home as well. We will always remember and honour Morissa and continue to support all our staff.”
Tina Laws, Executive director at Women’s Resource Center said: “Thank you for your recent gift to honour the memory of Ms. Morissa Moniz. May it give you comfort to know that your donation makes a difference in the lives of women across the island.
“With your generous support the Women’s Resource Centre will continue to empower women and their families in the community. Please pass on our thanks to all those who donated in memory of Ms. Moniz. She holds a special place in the lives of many and will not be forgotten.”
“The Women’s Resource Centre [Charity #267] is committed to being the leading resource and voice for women in Bermuda. The charity is focused on ensuring Bermuda is a community free of inequality and sexism – a community where women are emotionally and physically healthy, safe, confident and able to realise their full potential.”
To learn more about the Women’s Resource Centre, please visit: www.wrcbermuda.com.
