Lloyd Claycomb Donates to Suva, Fiji Mission

Lloyd Claycomb donates time and finances to the mission in Suva, Fiji.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ., JANUARY 4, 2016Lloyd Claycomb, CEO and Philanthropist, has given a large financial contribution as well as offered personal time to aid the Suva, Fiji Mission. “On behalf of all Fijians who were blessed, I sincerely express our gratitude for his kind and generous huge donation to Suva, Fiji,” says Pr. Fred B. Taito, Senior Minister of the Suva, Fiji Mission.

Taito continues, “In one of his visits to Suva, Fiji for 2 weeks, his team and program both uplifted and enhanced the loving spirit of all Fijians who attended at the large convention centre in Suva. I, Pr. Fred Taito, had the privilege of coordinating the program and witnessed first-hand the commitment and dedication that Lloyd and his team displayed.”

The Suva, Fiji Mission was created to reach out to all Fiji residents including Indians, Gujrati, Sikh, Muslim, Hindu, Hare Rama, etc., and offer them the teachings of the gospel. By creating schools, missions and helping on individual levels, the Suva, Fiji Mission has been able to help thousands of Fijians over since the early 1900’s.

About Lloyd Claycomb

Lloyd Claycomb founded United Builders, Inc. in 1978, where he currently serves as Chairman and CEO. The great success of United Builders has allowed him to be involved in philanthropic endeavors including Amazing Facts, Our Children International and Maranatha International Volunteers. Currently, Lloyd Claycomb also holds board positions with Design Builders of Montana, AviBree Real Estate Holding, Inc. and the Grand Canyon State Bank. Lloyd Claycomb is a husband, father of two grown children and a grandfather. He has served his community as a Reserve Deputy and was the first reserve officer to train and certify a K-9. He also is a jet pilot and has totaled more than 5000 hours flying time in assorted aircraft.

Lloyd Claycomb speaking.
Lloyd Claycomb speaking.

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