Bank Hapoalim: 100 million NIS Revival Fund and all across employee volunteering
The day after the attack on Israel, the country's largest bank announced the establishment of the fund, which will focus on aspects of health, resilience, education, and employment. Dov Kotler, Bank Hapoalim CEO: "The fund's purpose is to restore the envelope's resilience and unique community life"
Bank Hapoalim announced the establishment of a NIS 100 million "Poalim for Revival" fund for the rehabilitation of the community near the Gaza Strip, in addition to significant emergency assistance to aid organizations: NATAL, Ihud Hatzala, Access Israel, MADA and ERAN; comprehensive bank benefits for reservists and residents of the south; and hundreds of volunteer activities by bank employees for evacuees from the communities and children in the Gaza envelope.
The bank's CEO, Dov Kotler, said: "We are in contact with the heads of the organizations and representatives of the evacuated families, and together with them, we will work to define the common vision."
Dov Kotler, CEO of Bank Hapoalim said: "Our one goal is to rehabilitate the community life of families and businesses in the surrounding communities. We chose to establish a fund whose sole purpose is to restore the envelope's resilience and unique community life. We are already in contact with the heads of the organizations and representatives of the evacuated families, and together with them, we will work to define the common vision and the necessary focuses.
Our people have experienced low moments in the past, from which they have risen to a glorious revival, and we are here to help it happen again and soon. This is our way, and this is the order of the day. I call on all the leading organizations in Israel to join us. Together, we will build and strengthen the south and, with it, the country".
