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Warba Bank has concluded its successful Ramadan program, which included a variety of events, social initiatives, and volunteer activities throughout the holy month. The program aimed to showcase the bank's commitment to fulfilling its social responsibilities, promoting inter-community relationships, and fostering a spirit of volunteerism.
Ayman Salem Al-Mutairi, Director of Marketing & Corporate Communication Division at Warba Bank, commented that the bank's Ramadan program effectively achieved its objectives of strengthening cooperation with the Kuwaiti community, promoting a sense of identity, and belonging among employees, and reviving traditional Kuwaiti social and religious customs associated with Ramadan. He also praised the staff's volunteerism and initiative, noting that the management provided all necessary resources to ensure the program's success.
Warba Bank's diverse program included several initiatives, such as the "Al-Aqraboon Awla" campaign, Ramadan distributions, a walking competition, mosque hospitality, and distributing iftar meals to children, among others. Al-Mutairi explained that the "Al-Aqraboon Awla" campaign, which ran throughout the holy month on Warba's social media platforms, aimed to remind families to stay in touch with their relatives and strengthen family ties during Ramadan, with weekly prizes serving as an incentive for participants.
Warba Bank contributed to iftar campaigns throughout the holy month in collaboration with the Tarahum Association and other entities to distribute meals to the needy as part of their social responsibility. The bank also distributed sweets and toys to underprivileged families, patients, and special needs individuals. In addition, Warba Bank provided hospitality for worshippers during the Tarawih and Qiyam prayers, as well as distributing medical rugs to the elderly in all Kuwaiti governorates through "Mosque Hospitality."
The bank also launched a walking competition through the Fayez app, promoting health during the holy month, and provided religious, health, and awareness advice through its social media platforms. Moreover, the bank sponsored the second men's badminton championship and collaborated with "LaBaguette" to offer customers a range of Ramadan gifts on a weekly basis.
To encourage healthy competition, Warba Bank teamed up with Venue 56 to hold several challenges, including a car racing challenge to beat Ahmed Al-Shahab's record, as well as bowling and FIFA electronic tournaments. The bank also launched the first AR augmented reality game during the holy month of Ramadan, offering participants a chance to win prizes worth 10,000 KD.
Al-Mutairi emphasized that the program's success was due to the community's participation and support, as well as the bank's commitment to social responsibility and volunteerism. He expressed gratitude to all the parents of the children who participated in the All 4 Kids camp, where Warba Bank distributed iftar meals, in order to instill the values of giving in their hearts and contribute to promoting good upbringing.
It is worth noting that Warba Bank is one of the banks that has achieved great success in implementing social responsibility programs and initiatives that benefit the community, especially during the holy month of Ramadan. The bank's commitment to fulfilling its social responsibilities and promoting volunteerism aligns with its vision to become the bank of choice for customers seeking innovative, ethical, and socially responsible financial solutions.
