Royal Caribbean Group has released its 2025 Community Impact Report, showcasing significant contributions to global communities and destinations.
The report, guided by the company's SEA the Future platform, reveals a total community impact of $61 million across 85 destinations, focusing on disaster recovery, conservation education, workforce development, and global partnerships.
The introduction of the Royal Caribbean Group Foundation marks a new chapter in the company's philanthropic efforts, building on over 30 years of community engagement. Jason Liberty, Chairman and CEO of Royal Caribbean Group, stated, "The communities we visit are central to who we are and to the experiences we deliver every day." The foundation aims to enhance the company's ability to create lasting positive impacts.
Key achievements in 2025 include $10 million in charitable support, $13 million invested in conservation with the World Wildlife Fund since 2016, and $42 million raised for Make-A-Wish, granting over 3,000 wishes to children with critical illnesses. Additionally, the company contributed $16 million to disaster relief efforts, including recovery in Jamaica following Hurricane Melissa.
The Royal Caribbean Foundation's inaugural pledge supports the Jackson Health Foundation with a new emergency residency programme in South Florida. Royal Caribbean Group, a leading global holiday company, continues to expand its portfolio, operating 71 ships and planning to enter river cruising in 2027. The company remains committed to delivering responsible holidays worldwide
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