In 2010, BIBA established a registered Charity to create a mechanism by which members could pool their resources to collectively make a significant contribution in various areas of need for the benefit of the public of Barbados, especially the public healthcare system of Barbados.

With the help of generous donors, the Charity has donated medical equipment and supplies to the public hospital and polyclinics facilities across Barbados with the most significant donations being a dental suite worth more than USD 100,000 to the Eunice Gibson Polyclinic; a walk-in cooler for vaccine storage, with an installed cost of approximately USD 75,000 to the Winston Scott Polyclinic; more than USD 45,000 in medical equipment to the eight polyclinics across Barbados including fetal monitors and oxygen concentrators for every polyclinic; and more recently in response to the Government’s COVID-19 pandemic fight, 12 BiPap machines, and respiratory equipment to the Ministry of Health valued at over USD 25,000.

In August 2023, handed over 2 Dialysis Units and 15 chairs to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s Artificial Kidney Unit. These life-saving contributions are made in memory of Bernall “Ben” Arrindell, a visionary who believed in building Barbados as a hub for global business.