As part of its 30th-anniversary celebrations and in the spirit of Ramadan’s values of solidarity, Capital Bank hosted a charitable iftar for underprivileged children at the Children’s Museum on March 22^nd. A group of bank employees volunteered to spend quality time with the children, creating an atmosphere filled with joy and warmth.

The event featured a variety of educational and recreational activities, allowing employees to engage with the children through interactive games. This initiative reflects the bank’s commitment to spreading happiness and fostering a sense of care and community support.

Touleen Barto, Chief Marketing and Corporate Communications Officer at Capital Bank, emphasized that this initiative is at the heart of the bank’s commitment to social responsibility. She explained that hosting these activities stems from the bank’s strong belief in the importance of social solidarity and shared community spirit during Ramadan.

Barto also reaffirmed Capital Bank’s dedication as a leading financial institution in Jordan to continuing its social programs, which focus on supporting vulnerable groups. She highlighted the bank’s belief that generosity and volunteerism are essential pillars of sustainable development and play a key role in strengthening bonds of love and unity within the community.