A generous donation of $80,000 from Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V. has brought much-needed relief to the residents of Huize Prinses Margriet, a senior living facility in Suriname. The funds were used to completely renovate the leaking roofs of the high-rise flats, addressing a long-standing issue that had plagued the residents for years. The project, executed by TCF N.V. under the supervision of the facility’s management, has not only provided dry living spaces but also restored a sense of dignity and peace to the elderly residents. Marjon Ferrier-Dilweg, the chairperson of the board, emphasized that Staatsolie’s contribution went beyond mere repairs: “It has given our residents their peace of mind back.” The official opening ceremony was led by Staatsolie’s director, Annand Jagesar, alongside a resident and the facility’s management team. Jagesar highlighted that the initiative aligns with Staatsolie’s commitment to social responsibility, stating, “Our seniors have contributed to society throughout their lives. A safe living environment is not a privilege but something they deserve.” Established nearly 56 years ago by the Reformed Church of Suriname, Huize Prinses Margriet has long been a haven for elderly individuals, offering them a secure and welcoming home. With the roof renovation now complete, the board can focus on further developing the facility and enhancing care for its residents.