Fidelity Bank Ghana has revealed that it invested GHS5.74 million in various corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs in 2024.
According to the bank, the CSR initiative impacted over 26,000 people across the country.
Julian Opuni, the bank’s Managing Director, said this during a media engagement in Accra on Wednesday, March 26.
According to him, the investment focused on key areas such as education, environmental sustainability, and health, with a strong emphasis on women’s empowerment.
“In total, in 2024, we invested GHS 5.74 million in CSR initiatives, directly benefiting over 26,000 individuals, with a focus on women’s empowerment,” he said.
“Our Orange Impact initiative, launched in 2023, has significantly improved access to quality education, benefiting nine schools so far, with more to come. Already, we have commissioned two schools this year—Techiman Baptist School in the Bono East Region and Pakyi Banko Basic School in the Ashanti Region,” he stated.
Mr. Opuni further highlighted the bank’s commitment to environmental causes through its Green Today Initiative, which promotes sustainability efforts.
He also touched on the ‘Wellness4All’ program, which addresses health issues such as obstetric fistula, cancer awareness, and mental health support.
