Rosewood Bermuda Donates $5,000 to Family Centre Following Successful Rosewood Cup

ROSEWOOD BERMUDA NAMES THE FAMILY CENTRE AS BENEFICIARY OF FUNDS RAISED DURING ITS INAUGURAL ‘ROSEWOOD CUP’ GOLF TOURNAMENT AT TUCKER’S POINT GOLF COURSE

Donation to support the Family Centre’s local community outreach programs and their mission to provide Bermudians access to innovative and free health services

Rosewood Bermuda, the island’s premier luxury resort, today announced a donation of $5,000 to benefit the Family Centre, a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving families’ lives in Bermuda. Raised via silent auction during the first annual ‘Rosewood Cup,’ a signature golf tournament held by Rosewood Bermuda from November 25 – 27, 2022, the donation kicks off a renewed focus on community stewardship by Rosewood Bermuda in 2023. Led by the newly formed Rosewood Impacts Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Committee, the hotel will roll out initiatives throughout the year in partnership with organizations on the island to benefit the community and the individuals that make Bermuda thrive.

“Community outreach and social responsibility are a priority for Rosewood Bermuda,” said Esan Frederick, director of operations for Rosewood Bermuda. “We’re proud of the impressive work the Family Centre does for their fellow Bermudians, and we’re honored to help support their mission with this donation.”

Tournament attendees were invited to bid on several luxury items such as stays at various Rosewood Hotels & Resorts, including Rosewood Mayakoba, Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Rosewood Vienna, Hôtel de Crillon, A Rosewood Hotel, Rosewood Miramar Beach, Rosewood São Paulo, Rosewood Sand Hill, and Rosewood Villa Magna. A portion of the funds from the auction will help the Family Centre provide innovative, free-of-charge mental health counseling services for children, teens, and their families, community outreach programs, and advocacy initiatives.

Players vied for the opportunity to win the Rosewood Cup trophy. The custom-made trophy, crafted by Sheridan “Bally” Ming, a local carpenter and uncle of Dwayne Pearman Jr., the Head Pro of Tucker’s Point Golf Course, features authentic Bermuda Cedar sustainably sourced from natural timber fallen within the Tucker’s Point grounds. The trophy will remain on display at Tucker’s Point Club, and the winners will have the opportunity to defend their championship title next year.

Photos of the event can be found here: Rosewood Cup Images