In Cooperation With Tkiyet Um Ali Capital Bank Renovates Two Homes for Two Low-Income Families in Mafraq
Eight employees of Capital Bank volunteered to help repair and renovate two homes in Mafraq governorate, and hand them over to their owners.
Capital Bank and Tkiyet Um Ali are involved in a long-term strategic partnership agreement aimed at taking part in social responsibility initiatives implemented by Tkiyet Um Ali with the goal to empower various groups and thus positively impact the development and advancement of the society.
This recent initiative by Capital Bank to renovate two homes in Mafraq reflects the bank’s vision in the importance of providing adequate housing for all citizens and improving their lives. The initiative is also in line with the bank’s ambitious plans to promote the culture of volunteerism among its employees.
Capital Bank, as one of the leading banking institutions in the Jordanian market, has given the social aspect its utmost attention by implementing many programs and initiatives, both by itself and through valuable partnerships, which aim to strengthen its position as a leader for community work in the areas of education, economic growth, environmental sustainability, as well as provide basic social needs, such as food, shelter, and medical care, to people in need.
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