About Us
The Pink Ladies Volunteer Corps was formed in 1980 by Olive Miller and Evelyn Andersen. It was the brainchild of Olive Miller who had seen the Pink Ladies in action in Bermuda and the Bahamas. Evelyn was at that time on a committee organising the setting up of a Home for the Aged, later named The Pines, and saw the need for volunteers to help run it. Thus a meeting was held on 29 September 1980 and the Pink Ladies Volunteer Corps was born.
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Until the Pines was opened by the Queen in 1983 the Pink Ladies worked in the George Town Hospital, offering important help in many areas and also The Lighthouse School for children with special needs.
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After 40 years the Pink Ladies are still going strong but always looking for new volunteers and new projects.
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Organisations We Support
Pink Ladies is registered as a Non-Profit Organisation with the Cayman Islands Registrar.
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Charitable causes the PLVC supports include:
National Council of Volunteer Organisations (NCVO)
Pines Retirement Home
Cayman Islands Cancer Society
Cayman Crisis Centre
Cayman Islands Humane Society
Cayman Islands Public Library Service
Cayman’s Acts of Random Kindness (ARK)
George Town Hospital
Jasmine Hospice Care
Lighthouse School
National Trust and Blue Iguana Recovery Programme
Special Olympics Cayman
YMCA
Inclusion Cayman
Cayman Heart Fund
Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park