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Yumbe, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | KCB Bank Uganda on Oct.20 donated assorted items worth Shs31.75million to Yumbe District Local Government.
The move is in line with the banks’ Corporate Social Responsibility of giving back to the communities where they operate, aimed at improving the livelihoods of the individuals within the surrounding communities.
Michael Ssekyondwa, Head of Retail Banking-KCB Uganda said, “the nation and the world at large are still living in the unprecedented times of COVID-19 pandemic, and in this situation where many business sectors have been financially affected, including the banking sector, it is of utmost importance that we support each other and the societies that surround us.”
KCB Uganda handed over assorted items including facemasks, body coveralls, hand sanitizers, gum boots, and heavy duty gloves, scrub suits, leather aprons, disposable gloves, face shields, liquid soap and Jik.
While receiving the KCB team, LC5 chairman Yumbe District Local government, Abdul Mutalib Asiku, commended the bank for the kind gesture through the donation extended.
“We appreciate the support of KCB Uganda, and I believe these items will be key in curbing the spread of the pandemic, as COVID-19 is still here with us,” he said.
“The protective gear and sanitary items will help our teams as they serve the communities effectively.”
