The cruise industry in the Caribbean is donating to help the Bahamian victims of Hurricane Dorian. Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian Caribbean and Disney have all pledged millions in hurricane relief.

Royal Caribbean is committing $1 million to Dorian disaster relief, and ITM— a partner in real estate development—is also donating an additional $100,000. RCL is also matching donations from guests and employees through their charity partner Pan American Development Foundation (PADF).  

Royal Caribbean also announced that it plans to stock its ships with goods, including generators, water, cleaning supplies, sheets and towels, for delivery to the Bahamas.

Carnival Cruise Line’s corporate parent and its chairman on Wednesday pledged a total of $2 million toward hurricane-relief efforts in the islands. 

Carnival Corporation also announced an agreement with the Bahamas’ emergency management agency and Medley-based Tropical Shipping to help fund delivery of donated food and supplies collected across South Florida to the islands. Tropical will ship the supplies in its containers, Carnival said in a release. 

The Walt Disney Company is donating more than $1 million to the Bahamas in the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian.

Norwegian Cruise Line is donating $1 million, in partnership with All Hands & Hearts, and will match donations dollar for dollar. The company is also sending Norwegian Breakaway on a special mission to the Bahamas on September 5 to deliver supplies collected by its team members and the City of Miami.