| 31 Jul 2010 |
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NBB distributes BD150,000 foodstuff purchase coupons
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National Bank of BahrainNational Bank of Bahrain
said yesterday it distributed foodstuff purchase coupons for underprivileged families through charity funds all over the Kingdom, marking the holy month of Ramadhan.The bank distributed foodstuff purchase coupons worth BD150,000 through 80 charity funds registered with the Ministry of Social Development in addition to five charitable societies.
"In line with its role as a responsible corporate citizen, NBBNBB has been undertaking various initiatives to aid the underprivileged families across the Kingdom through its annual donations and contributions programme. The distribution of food purchase coupons is another initiative aimed at benefiting the underprivileged sections of the Bahraini community," said Abdul Razak Abdulla Hassan Al Qassim, NBBNBB Chief Executive Officer and Director, in a statement yesterday.
He thanked all the charity funds for their cooperation in helping the bank reach out to a larger number of underprivileged families this year.
By Senior Business Reporter
© Bahrain Tribune 2010
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