Cayman Cigar Company is described as the world’s only premium cigar maker that donates 100% of its net profits to charity, embodying a unique model of “philanthro-capitalism.” Founded by John Lemuel “Lem” Hurlston and Granger Haugh, the company blends social responsibility with cigar craftsmanship, supporting initiatives like Beacon Farms in the Cayman Islands, which rehabilitates recovering individuals through agricultural work. With influences/involvement in the Cayman Islands, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic, Cayman Cigar Co. pairs exceptional cigars with an even greater mission—to change lives through every smoke.
Cayman Cigar Company was featured in the documentary Beacon Farms, where "Recovering addicts transform rock into farmland, transforming their own lives in the process. A documentary made and set in the Cayman Islands, the Beacon Farms movie tells the story a non-profit farm changing lives through agriculture and breaking new ground in farming for the Cayman Islands."
