Palestine Islamic Bank Renews Its Annual Support for Several Institutions in Jerusalem
Palestine Islamic Bank has renewed its annual support for several institutions in Jerusalem as part of its sustainable corporate social responsibility program.
PIB's support included Al-Aqsa Islamic Schools and Kindergartens, Dar Al-Tifl Al-Arabi, the Dar Al-Fata Al-Laji’a Association, and the Association for the Care of Children with Disabilities.
Assistant General Manager for Branches at Palestine Islamic Bank, Mr. Zayed Shqair, visited the Association for the Care of Children with Disabilities in the town of Al-Eizariya, accompanied by a delegation from the Bank. During the visit, the delegation reviewed the association’s situation and the services it provides, and discussed with its management ways to enhance future cooperation.
PIB's delegation also met with the administrations of Al-Aqsa Islamic Schools and Kindergartens, Dar Al-Tifl Al-Arabi, and the Dar Al-Fata Al-Laji’a Association, where they were briefed on the challenges these institutions face and discussed ways to strengthen support to ensure the continuation of their services.
PIB’s General Manager, Dr. Imad Al-Sadi, stated that the bank remains committed to supporting Jerusalem-based institutions as part of its sustainable corporate social responsibility program, particularly in the sectors of education, health, and community development, which are considered vital and essential sectors.
Dr. Al-Sadi emphasized the importance of the educational, health, and community services provided by these beneficiary institutions and the important role they play in delivering appropriate educational and social services.
For their part, representatives of beneficiary institutions expressed their appreciation to PIB for its continued commitment to supporting institutions based in Jerusalem, noting that this support reflects the Bank’s active role in corporate social responsibility.
PIB allocates a portion of its annual profits to its sustainable corporate social responsibility program, with the largest share directed toward the health and education sectors due to their importance in achieving sustainable development.