Our Philanthropic Philosophy is:
... to seek out and develop unique sponsorships that enhance communities and improve lives, and at the same time, provide a marketing and public relations benefit to Stanford. This strategic philanthropy helps us achieve our business goals – and do well by doing good.
Focused on:
Education
Health care for children
Cultural development and support
Special Needs
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Stanford's Go Green Initiative
Stanford is committed to being a good steward of our resources. We care about each community we serve and the impact of our actions globally. By participating in environmentally sound practices, we encourage both ourselves and those around.
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Corporate Sponsorships
Some of our corporate sponsorships include the following:
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Stanford International Bank Active In Rotary Club Youth-Focused Programmes
For the third consecutive year Stanford International bank is pleased to continue partnering with the Rotary Club of Antigua in giving financial assistance to maintain the operations of the highly successful Antigua and Barbuda Junior Achievement Program. In October, the Bank presented a $75,000 check to help equip the nation’s young people to acquire the life skills necessary for work readiness, entrepreneurship, and financial literacy, whilst teaching them to become economically empowered.
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Stanford Antigua Sailing Week
The Bank is proud to be one of the major sponsors of Antigua Sailing Week. This event is known throughout the maritime world as the largest, as well as the grandfather, of all the international regattas in the Caribbean. It is also one of the top five regattas in the world. Antigua Sailing Week is held the last week in April, and attracts participants and spectators from around the world to the island. The race is known for worthy competition and good sportsmanship. The 42nd Antigua Sailing Week will be from Saturday April 25 until Friday May 1 2009. For more information, please see www.sailingweek.com.
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Antigua and Barbuda National Cricket Team
The Bank proudly sponsored the national cricket team of Antigua and Barbuda for the United Kingdom segment of its UK-Holland 6 August-10 September tour 2005.
Cricket is extremely important in Antigua and Barbuda, where cricketers have a strong reputation worldwide. The Antiguans played a number of matches against first-class teams from around England, visited the famous Lord's Test ground and the Brit Oval, and witnessed the current Ashes Test series between England and Australia. A first-class test match against the Bangladesh Test team in England was the highlight of the tour.
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