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2026  
August CBC Supports Opportunities for Young Bahamian Basketball Players
  Emily Forbes Shines as the 2026 Carleton Williams Scholar
  Vita Coco’s Pick Your Prize Promotion is Awarding Consumers with Big Wins
July Lady Kayla Crowned Goombay Punch Cup Sailing Champions for 2025/2026
  Caribbean Bottling Supports 27th Basketball Smile Week
June Beyond the Mainsail: Captain Peg and Redemption
April Powerade Continues its Decade Plus Long Support of BAARK! with Potcakeman Triathlon
  Bahamas Goombay Punch Celebrates 70th NFIR with Exciting Prizes and Donation
  Beyond the Mainsail: Sugar Loaf and Lady Kayla
  Coca-Cola x FIFA’s Prize Redemption Pop-up is Coming to Freeport
March Women of Caribbean Bottling Company: Powering Our Progress
  Caribbean Bottling Company Hydrates and Sponsors 42nd Hugh Campbell Basketball Tournament
February Celebrating Caribbean Bottling Company’s Phenomenal Long-Serving Staff
 

Beyond the Mainsail: Twin Brothers and Lady Annmarie

January Bahamas Goombay Punch Limited-Edition Cans for 4th Annual Sailing Cup
  The Carleton Williams Scholarship Gears Up for the Scholarship’s 10th Year
  Coca-Cola Proudly Sponsors One Family, Two-Time Junkanoo Winners

2025  
December Coca-Cola and Esso Partner for Exciting Holiday Decor Competition
  Coca-Cola Raises Funds for Local Salvation Army Sector During Jollification
  Caribbean Bottling Company is Rewarding a Community Santa with $1,000 this Christmas
  Twist To Win Ends in a Grand Style with Four $5,000 Mall at Marathon Shopping Sprees
November Talent will Meet Opportunity During Caribbean Bottling Company’s Career Fair
  The Coca-Cola Art Project Astonishes Art Lovers at The Bahamas Culinary & Arts Festival
October ‘Shroud' Triumphant Goombay Punch Cup Win Celebrated in Grand in Style
September Coca-Cola's Twist to Win Offers Multiple $5,000 Shopping Sprees and Instant Prizes
August Emari Knowles Shines as the 2025 Carleton Williams Scholar

Coca-Cola Raises Funds for Local Salvation Army Sector During Jollification

Caribbean Bottling Company (CBC) local producers and distributors of Coca-Cola and Dasani products, raised funds for children in the Salvation Army’s New Providence District during Jollification weekend.

CBC, a longstanding supporter of the Salvation Army, leveraged the real magic of Coca-Cola at this year’s Jollification festival.

To bring in the holiday season, Coca-Cola created a beautiful Holly-Jolly photobooth display. The Holly-Jolly photobooth featured a seven-foot arch wrapped in garland and lights. Also, a lovely backdrop including a life size Santa Claus and ornaments featuring the company’s iconic logo. Tying the Christmas theme together were presents with Coca-Cola bows and red and white poinsettias.
With a twenty-five-dollar donation, attendees enjoyed Coca-Cola's Holly-Jolly photobooth receiving on-site prints as well as digital copies sent to their phones.

With a thirty-five-dollar donation, attendees received artisanal limited-edition Junkanoo Christmas ornaments along with photos in the Holly-Jolly photobooth.

The festival weekend was filled with beaming smiles at Coca-Cola's booth. Many beautiful memories were captured for a worthy cause.

Coca-Cola is proud to share that 100% of the proceeds from the Jollification weekend went towards purchasing gifts for the children of the Salvation Army.