Laurie Jennings, a news anchor at Local 10 News in Miami, participated in the March of Dimes walk along with Carnival F.U.N. Team members. Jennings, whose twins were born prematurely, is a big supporter of March of Dimes
Retired football player Ray Lewis spoke to the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students about how to achieve success and the importance of following your dreams.
During the school year, the Carnival Kids Program administered by the Zoological Society of South Florida visits at-risk schools in Miami-Dade and Broward counties to teach fourth- and fifth-grade students about conservation and environmental science.
Carnival F.U.N. Team members join the March of Dimes’ Walk for Babies to help promote the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality.
Carnival F.U.N. Team members volunteer at the annual Family Fest at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. Family Fest features a series of free indoor, family-friendly performances ranging from award-winning musicians to South Florida’s most renowned performing artists.
The Carnival F.U.N. Team helped pack food that was distributed to low-income neighborhoods in South Florida.
Carnival F.U.N. Team members came out to support breast cancer at the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
Carnival F.U.N. Team members volunteered at Baynanza, the annual Biscayne Bay Cleanup Day.
Miami HEAT basketball player Shane Battier gave his secrets to success to the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students at the Carnival Cruise Lines headquarters in Miami.
Arnold Donald, Carnival Corporation’s president and chief executive officer, spoke to the Carnival Scholarship and Mentoring Program students about his career path and setting yourself up for success.
