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Capital Bank Renews Partnership with SOS Children’s Villages Jordan to Support Children Without Parental Care

Capital Bank has renewed its partnership agreement and annual support for SOS Children’s Villages Jordan, reaffirming its commitment to social and humanitarian initiatives that support children and young people who have lost parental care. Through this partnership, the bank continues to contribute to providing a safe, stable, and nurturing environment that supports their development and empowerment.

The renewed partnership reflects Capital Bank’s dedication to supporting programs and initiatives that create sustainable social impact. These efforts help improve the quality of life of children and young people by enhancing their educational and social opportunities and equipping them with the tools they need to build more stable and independent futures.

Touleen Barto, Chief Marketing and Corporate Communications Officer at Capital Bank, said that the bank’s long-standing partnership with SOS Children’s Villages Jordan underscores its commitment to supporting organizations that play a vital role in caring for vulnerable children and providing them with a supportive family environment. She also highlighted the importance of collaboration among institutions in supporting those most in need and maximizing the impact of sustainable community initiatives.

For his part, Mustafa Al-Washah, Chairman of the Board of SOS Children’s Villages Jordan, expressed his appreciation for Capital Bank’s continued support. He noted that the partnership strengthens the organization’s ability to sustain and expand its services and programs for children and young people, while ensuring they receive the care and support they need within a stable and secure family setting.

This ongoing collaboration between Capital Bank and SOS Children’s Villages Jordan reflects the shared commitment of both organizations to supporting children and young people who lack parental care and creating better opportunities for their growth, education, and successful integration into society.

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