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Conanicut Island Sailing Foundation partners with Lila Delman Compass for Community Free Sailing

Jamestown, RI Conanicut Island Sailing Foundation (CISF) has created a new partnership with Lila Delman Compass for sponsorship of its summer 2024 season of Community Free Sailing.

The Lila Delman Compass sponsorship will support multiple opportunities throughout the summer of 2024 for people of all ages to get on the water and learn how to sail at no charge to participants through CISF’s Community Free Sailing Program.

“After moving back home to Jamestown 14 years ago, and as an active member of the Jamestown community, I have seen first-hand how CISF has enriched and impacted my sons’ lives through their participation in the program,” said Molly McDonough, sales associate in Lila Delman Compass’ Jamestown office. “Lila Delman Compass’s commitment and contribution to the CISF program will enrich the lives of many by supporting the Foundation’s mission -- offering families and youths equal access through the free sailing program. I am proud to be a part of the Lila Delman Compass team.”

Community Free Sailing is one of CISF’s longest running programs and has enabled hundreds of Jamestown residents and visitors to enjoy the bay and learn to sail since the program launched in 2006. This new partnership with Lila Delman Compass will help CISF to continue successfully delivering the popular program to the Jamestown community.

Meg Myles, CISF’s executive director, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, stating, “We are delighted to join forces with Lila Delman Compass to continue making the joy of boating accessible to our community. This partnership underscores our commitment to providing unique opportunities for people to learn and engage with Narragansett Bay.”

The Lila Delman Compass - sponsored Community Free Sailing Program will run from July 10 through August 14, every Wednesday from 4:30-6:30 pm from the boat ramp at Fort Getty in Jamestown. No reservations are required, and no experience is necessary to participate. CISF provides an instructor on board every fourteen-foot Hobie Wave catamaran, and life jackets are provided. Participants will have the chance to safely learn essential boating skills and experience the beauty of sailing on the waters surrounding Jamestown.

CISF is dedicated to providing boating and coastal education to people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Through hands-on programs, activities, and initiatives, CISF aims to provide a safe environment for all to have opportunities to learn about and engage with the coastal environment, and to foster a love of the natural world.

In 2021Lila Delman joined Compass, the Nation’s #1 real estate brokerage.** Today, Lila’s Legacy lives on with great strength, backed by the power of Compass. In Rhode Island, Compass owns and operates 12 offices, including Lila Delman Compass and Compass.

Lila Delman Compass is committed to supporting and enhancing the communities it serves. The partnership with CISF reflects the agency’s dedication to community engagement and the promotion of recreational activities that contribute to the overall well-being of residents. 

For more details about the program, please visit CISF’s website, https://www.jamestownsailing.org/community-sailing-lessons/, or contact Meg Myles at CISFSailing@gmail.com.

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