Capital Bank Supports Tkiyet Um Ali’s “Back to School” Campaign
On the World Humanitarian Day, Capital Bank participated in Tkiyet Um Ali’s “Back to School” campaign by donating school supplies to children from underprivileged families supported by the organization. These supplies were distributed during an event held at the Al-Muqabalein Charity Association.
This initiative is part of Capital Bank’s ongoing commitment to supporting those in need and reflects its long-standing partnership with Tkiyet Um Ali. It also aligns with the bank’s corporate social responsibility strategy, which encourages employees to volunteer in activities that promote the values of generosity and social solidarity.
Through this participation, Capital Bank aims to spread joy to the children and provide them with the essentials they need to start the new school year. This support highlights the bank’s dedication to humanitarian initiatives that foster cooperation and community unity.
Tkiyet Um Ali currently provides sustainable food assistance to 22,000 underprivileged families living below the food poverty line across all governorates in the Kingdom. This support is delivered through monthly food parcels containing 20 essential items, ensuring these families’ nutritional needs are met throughout the month.
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