Arab Bank Supports "Back to School" Campaign in Cooperation with the Crown Prince Foundation

jordan pulse : Arab Bank recently provided its support to the 'Back to School' campaign for the 2026/2027 academic year, implemented by the Crown Prince Foundation in cooperation with the private sector across various governorates of the Kingdom as part of its Humanitarian Response and Campaigns Program. The campaign aims to alleviate the financial burdens faced by families in securing school supplies for their children at the start of the academic year.
This support reaffirms Arab Bank's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its keenness to a positive, sustainable impact on students' lives. The bank donated backpacks filled with essential school supplies and stationery—including notebooks, pens, and other tools—which were distributed to students across several areas, including West Amman, Al-Abdali, Al-Jami'ah, Al-Jubeiha, and Qasabat Al-Zarqaa. This initiative contributes to providing resources that enhance students' educational opportunities and fosters a motivating school environment that encourages learning, develops students' skills and capabilities, and boosts their self-confidence.
Additionally, a team of Arab Bank employees participated in distributing the backpacks to students, reinforcing the spirit of community solidarity and embodying the culture of volunteerism that the bank strives to instill among its staff.
The campaign extended across all governorates of the Kingdom, benefiting more than 5,000 male and female students who received school bags equipped with essential supplies.
It is worth noting that Arab Bank adopts a comprehensive strategy regarding sustainability and social responsibility, reflecting its dedication to enhancing its economic, social, and environmental impact by collaborating with various stakeholders to achieve sustainable development. Arab Bank's corporate social responsibility program, 'Together,' stands as a core output of this orientation, focusing on several key pillars: health, education, poverty alleviation, environmental protection, orphan support, and women's empowerment.

Arab Bank recently provided its support to the 'Back to School' campaign for the 2026/2027 academic year, implemented by the Crown Prince Foundation in cooperation with the private sector across various governorates of the Kingdom as part of its Humanitarian Response and Campaigns Program. The campaign aims to alleviate the financial burdens faced by families in securing school supplies for their children at the start of the academic year.
This support reaffirms Arab Bank's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its keenness to a positive, sustainable impact on students' lives. The bank donated backpacks filled with essential school supplies and stationery—including notebooks, pens, and other tools—which were distributed to students across several areas, including West Amman, Al-Abdali, Al-Jami'ah, Al-Jubeiha, and Qasabat Al-Zarqaa. This initiative contributes to providing resources that enhance students' educational opportunities and fosters a motivating school environment that encourages learning, develops students' skills and capabilities, and boosts their self-confidence.
Additionally, a team of Arab Bank employees participated in distributing the backpacks to students, reinforcing the spirit of community solidarity and embodying the culture of volunteerism that the bank strives to instill among its staff.
The campaign extended across all governorates of the Kingdom, benefiting more than 5,000 male and female students who received school bags equipped with essential supplies.
It is worth noting that Arab Bank adopts a comprehensive strategy regarding sustainability and social responsibility, reflecting its dedication to enhancing its economic, social, and environmental impact by collaborating with various stakeholders to achieve sustainable development. Arab Bank's corporate social responsibility program, 'Together,' stands as a core output of this orientation, focusing on several key pillars: health, education, poverty alleviation, environmental protection, orphan support, and women's empowerment.