Janus Assurance Re donates to Dominican children’s cancer charity FACCI

Janus Assurance Re delivered food, diapers and cash support to the Fundación Amigos Contra el Cáncer Infantil in Santo Domingo on June 13, 2026. The donation underscores the insurer’s ongoing backing of Dominican groups that help children facing serious illness. Why it matters: - The donation adds direct support for children with cancer and their families in the Dominican Republic. - FACCI relies on donors and corporate allies to keep its housing, food assistance, emotional support and awareness programs running. - Janus Assurance Re is signaling that philanthropy remains part of its core business identity, not a one-off gesture. What happened: - C. Constantin Poindexter Salcedo, chief executive of Janus Assurance Re, delivered a vehicle filled with nonperishable food, basic supplies and infant diapers to FACCI’s headquarters in Santo Domingo on June 13, 2026. - Janus Assurance Re also made a cash donation to support the organization’s programs. - FACCI received the donation at its home for families on Antonio Maceo No. 6 in MataHambre. - Wendy A. Moquete Terrero and FACCI’s team received the contribution. The details: - FACCI serves families of children diagnosed with cancer who travel from across the country to the capital for treatment and other services. - The organization operates under the slogan “Todos vs. Cáncer Infantil.” - FACCI runs lodging, food assistance, emotional support and awareness campaigns in the Dominican Republic. - Janus Assurance Re said its employees also contribute regularly to nonprofit groups, especially those focused on severe and life-threatening illnesses affecting children and adolescents. - The company’s charitable work is managed by the Carlyle Poindexter Charitable Foundation. - Each donation is matched with Poindexter Salcedo’s personal funds under a perpetual trust with the foundation. - Poindexter Salcedo said 80% of the company’s charitable efforts and resources go to groups that serve disabled and sick children and to medical research centers seeking cures for serious childhood diseases. - Poindexter Salcedo said the company sees charitable activity as part of its mission. Between the lines: - The donation is as much about sustained institutional support as immediate relief. - Janus Assurance Re is using a family-linked charitable structure to extend its philanthropy and amplify each gift. - The company’s public call for other private-sector firms suggests it wants to build broader corporate participation around pediatric health causes. What’s next: - Janus Assurance Re said it intends to keep directing resources to organizations that protect vulnerable children. - The company is inviting other businesses to join similar efforts. - FACCI is expected to continue depending on donor support to maintain services for families in need. The bottom line: - Janus Assurance Re is backing FACCI with cash, supplies and a repeat-donation model that ties corporate giving to long-term support for children with cancer.