Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand
February 9, 2012
Heart for Kids
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Siam City Bank in collaboration with Pichinee Bodharamik Foundation (PBF) has launched the "SCIB Heart for Kids" campaign, to mobilise supports for the underprivileged from its employees.
As part of the CSR, it is also urging clients and the general public to join force in knitting caps for the poor children in Chiang Mai and Mae Hong Son ahead of the upcoming winter.
The knitted caps will be distributed to students and teachers of the Border Patrol Police schools in the two provinces.
To mark the bank's 69th anniversary, the bank aims to produce 690 caps. Participating clients are entitled to books, umbrella, handbags and towels. Some clients can also join the trip to the two provinces in December to physically deliver the items. All caps must be delivered within November 15.
Other donations are welcomed at the bank's headquarters. For more information, contact Tel. 02-208-5479 and 02-208-6031.
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