Welcome To
Cambridge Academy
Alumni Association
International
CAAAI
Welcome To
Cambridge Academy
Alumni Association
International
CAAAI
Welcome To
Cambridge Academy Alumni Association
The Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International (CAAAI) welcomes you to its official website. We are an international forum which was organized in 2006 and has been a meaningful and viable group of former high school students. The leadership and members of the Association have committed themselves to reuniting with each other every two years and extend charitable assistance in the form of school supplies to schools in the South American country of Guyana.
Our History
In 1950, Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton, made the courageous and visionary step of founding Cambridge Academy. Formal classes were housed at locations on South Road and Charlotte Street in Georgetown, Guyana South America.
Mission Statement
The mission of CAAAI is the continual legacy to provide technical, financial and educational support to schools and educational facilities in Guyana, and the U.S.A., and to expand these charities to various.
Activities Projects
CAAAI has adopted two high schools in Georgetown Guyana: Nehemiah Comprehensive School and North Georgetown Secondary School. Over the years, our commitment to the schools has been consistently demonstrated.
Board of Directors
In 2012 an initiative spearheaded by Vice-President, Courtney Fanfair led to the formation of a CAAAI branch, in Georgetown Guyana. Mr. Hugh Denbow and Mr. David Gomes head this Committee.
Messages From Our CEO and President
Letter From The CEO
Dear Fellow Alumni, Supporters and Friends of Cambridge Academy Alumni Association International (CAAAI):It is with profound gratitude and excitement that I have this opportunity to serve, once again, as the CEO of this august Association. In these uncertain times, it is reassuring to know that the Executive Board of Directors is dedicated to growing stronger, being vibrant and staying connected to you, our lifeblood.
Being a member of the CAAAI family comes with an overwhelming sense of pride and gratitude for the values and educational foundation we gained from our illustrious principal, M...
CAAAI President's Christmas Message 2022
Fellow alumni members, friends, and supporters, as the year 2022 draws to a close and we are actively participating in the festive season of Christmas and other holidays in the month of December, on behalf of the CEO, our Executive and Advisory Boards, we extend a heartfelt Merry Christmas to the entire Cambridge family in Guyana, the United States, England, the Caribbean, and the rest of the world; may the season bring you peace, joy, unity, and comfort.PayPal and Cash App Are Here
Dear alumni, friends, and supporters
Paying for tickets, paying membership dues, making donations, or subscribing to a good cause? No problem, CAAAI now offers PayPal and Cash App as an easy way to make donations to your alumni association, anytime, from any place.
PayPal
To donate with PayPal
Click the PayPal button above, you will be redirected to PayPal where you can place your donation with your debit or credit card.
Cash App
To donate with Cash App
From your cellphone, go to your Cash App application, and pay any amount to cashtag $CambridgeAlum hit pay, you’re done.
News & Updates
New articles, information, and upcoming events. Also announcements about upcoming events,
celebrations, and mourning of family and friends.
CAAAI Senior Officers Visit Gifted Hands School
Chief Executive Officer Dr. Desire DeFlorimonte and Advisory Board Member Barbara Atherly, paid a scheduled visit to our Associati...
Barbara Atherly - A Narrative About Service
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CAAAI 2018 Honorees
Please Welcome Our 2018 Honorees
CAAAI 2018 Reunion Photo Gallery
Thank You Alumni, Supporters, Friends, and Well-wishers
Thank you very much for attending and supporting this biennial event! Please see photos from the event in our Photo Album.
Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton 2008 Reunion Speech
Tribute to Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton - 1920 - 2013
Mr. Robert A. Pinkerton was the Guyanese version of a Mensch, a man of integrity and honor, a man of fortitude and firmness of purpose. He wore a stern face that hid an easy humor, because that face was the image of the burden of his inner passion and vision to ensure that every child of God, that is every person, deserved a chance to succeed. It was a passion based on two other firmly held beliefs that asserted: without God, nothing is possible, and without hard work and discipline, nothing is achievable.
Check Out Past Events In The Gallery
Photo galleries of past reunions and other events.
