Amman, Jordan: Bank ABC in Jordan hosted a charitable iftar for orphaned children as part of the Ramadan Iftar Program organized by The Children’s Museum, in cooperation with several charitable organizations and orphan care homes. This initiative comes as part of a series of humanitarian efforts carried out by the Bank during the holy month to promote values of brotherhood, solidarity, compassion, and community care.

A team of volunteer employees from the Bank participated in this initiative. The iftar program featured a variety of activities for the children including an hour of play and exploration in the Museum’s educational spaces, a storytelling session presenting an engaging and meaningful tale and distribution gifts to the children—creating an atmosphere filled with joy, warmth, and human connection. The initiative sought to bring smiles to the faces of orphaned children who are most in need of care and support, and to bring joy to their hearts during this blessed month.

Commenting on the initiative, Mr. George Farah Sofia, General Manager of Bank ABC in Jordan, emphasized the importance of community initiatives that reflect the Bank’s identity and values, stating "At Bank ABC, we believe in our human and social role, and we always strive to make a real positive impact in the lives of the most vulnerable groups in our society. Our participation in the iftar for orphaned children during the holy month of Ramadan is not just an event—it is a message of care and responsibility that we are proud of, and through which we work to strengthen human bonds and reaffirm the Bank’s role in serving the community."

This initiative comes as part of the Bank’s continuous commitment to supporting community and developmental programs, enhancing employee volunteerism, and reinforcing a culture of giving and humanitarian action.