Kingdom Bank’s social impact investment strategy is grounded in four key pillars: Education, support for People Living with Disabilities, Environmental stewardship, and assistance to Needy Customers. These pillars guide our efforts to create positive change and reinforce our dedication to corporate social responsibility. Our recent partnership with the Military Wives Association of Kenya (MWAK) exemplifies our commitment to these principles.
In alignment with our pillar of supporting People Living with Disabilities, Kingdom Bank has collaborated with MWAK to enhance their special needs programme. The Bank has donated diapers worth Ksh 3 million, a contribution aimed at providing tangible support to families with special needs members. This donation is set to benefit 200 families for up to four months, offering significant relief to those in need.
Mr. Alex Kasiki, Kingdom Bank Head of Business Development, alongside MWAK leadership spearheaded by Vice Chair Hellen Omenda, participated in the ceremonial flag-off of the diapers at the Defence Forces Wellness Centre in Langata Garrison. This event marked the beginning of a crucial distribution process that will see essential supplies reach multiple families across Kenya. The collaboration between Kingdom Bank and MWAK is not just a philanthropic gesture but a testament to our strategic approach to social impact.
By extending support to MWAK, Kingdom Bank solidifies its positioning as a brand dedicated to empowering both people and the planet. Our efforts are not solely driven by profit but by a genuine desire to foster sustainable societal well-being. This initiative underscores our broader commitment to creating a positive and lasting impact in the communities we serve.
As we continue to implement our social impact strategy, we remain steadfast in our belief that true success is measured not just by financial performance but by the positive difference we make in the world. Kingdom Bank is proud to champion causes that align with our core values and to partner with organizations like MWAK that share our vision of a better, more inclusive society.
