FSIBL donates Tk 12cr in Sept for CSR activities
Maj Gen (Retd.) AR Khan, Vice President, Diabetic Association of Bangladesh, receives replica of an ambulance from AAM Zakaria, Managing Director, First Security Islami Bank Limited, at a function on the occasion of the 14th founding anniversary of the bank at Ruposhi Bangla Hotel on Wednesday.
First Security Islami Bank Limited (FSIBL) donated approximately Taka 12 crore in September last under its CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) activities.
The bank contributes almost 5 percent of its operational profit in this project.
This was disclosed at a function on the occasion of the 14th founding anniversary held at Ruposhi Bangla Hotel on Wednesday.
M. M. Niazuddin, Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, SK Sur Chowdhury, Deputy Governor of Bangladesh Bank, AAM Zakaria, MD, FSIBL, Barrister M Rafiq Ul Haque, Maj Gen (Retd.) AR Khan, Vice Presidents, Diabetic Association of Bangladesh, Md Saifuddin, Secretary General, Diabetic Association of Bangladesh, Prof Mahmudur Rahman, Chairman, Board of Management of Ibrahim Cardiac Hospital & Research Institute, Prof Dr MA Rashid, CEO of Ibrahim Cardiac Hospital & Research Institute were present on the occasion.
On the occasion, First Security Islami Bank Limited donated one highly configured modern Cardiac Ambulance to Ibrahim Cardiac Hospital & Research Institute, Tk 25 lakh to establish First Security Islami Bank School, Tk 25 lakh to establish First Security Islami Bank Hospital, 5 computers for the students of MM Niazuddin High School, Tk 450,000 as scholarship for the students of Begum Rawsan, Wahed Girls High School, one computer for the students of Pekua GMC Institution, one computer for the students of Shilkhali High School, Tk 3,400,000 for scholarship of meritorious students of Jessore Zila School, Tk 3,600,000 for scholarship of meritorious students of Jessore Govt Girl High School, Tk 800,000 for scholarship of meritorious students of Saint Joseph School, Khulna, Tk 322,000 as scholarship for intellectually disabled students through Banker's Forum.
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