Following on from the devastating Tsunami in 2004 Noble Caledonia and staff have donated the following to those affected in Sri Lanka:

Arobanam Children’s Fund Appeal
In 2005 Noble Caledonia made a donation to help the Arobanam Children’s Fund rebuild the Senthalir Children Home in northeast Sri Lanka. The home was located only 750 metres from the Tsunami and suffered massive loss of life as well as total destruction of the home. The website for the charity is Arobanam Children's Fund

Sri Lanka Direct
In April 2006, Paul Mildon, a member of staff from Noble Caledonia travelled to Sri Lanka with his cricket team on a sponsored fund-raising tour. Paul was able to deliver a donation from Noble Caledonia to those people on the coastline of Sri Lanka still recovering from the effects of the Tsunami. The money donated by Noble Caledonia helped to buy uniforms and books for school children, sewing machines for local woman whose originals had been destroyed by the tsunami as well as fishing boats and nets for local fisherman.

The tour was arranged in conjunction with the charity Sri Lanka Direct who deal directly with trusted Sri Lankans and have volunteers who deliver aid direct to refugee camps, schools, fishing villages and communities. Sri Lanka Direct

In 2006 Noble Caledonia made a donation towards the building of a school on Mynamar in conjunction with Pandaw River Cruises. Noble Caledonia work with Pandaw River Cruises on the river cruises we offer in Myanamr and Indochina. Pandaw assist with a number of humanitarian and educational projects in Burma and Cambodia. More information can be found on the following link: Pandaw River Cruises

In June 2006, Noble Caledonia made a donation to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution in recognition of all their efforts. More information on the RNLI can be found at the following link: RNLI

In 2005 passengers aboard the MS Island Sky in Indian Ocean along with Noble Caledonia’s Cruise Director, Conrad Combrink, arranged a collection onboard and purchase of communication radios for the park rangers on the island of Aldabra.