Yet another milestone in Pan Asia’s commitment to uplift Sri Lankan society through social engagement, Pan Asia Bank, the Truly Sri Lankan bank collaboration with the University of Sri Jayawardanapura Marketing Alumni Association (MAA) to “bring a smile program” to life for the consecutive second time by extending hand for 240 students in North-Central province.
The Pan Asia Bank team visited these schools to meet their specific educational needs since they felt obligated to improve the next generation and attain national excellence.
In the most recent phase of the program, Pan Asia Bank recognized more schools in the North-Central Anuradhapura province that are in need of support for a better education.
The Pan Asia Bank team, driven by a sense of responsibility towards uplifting our upcoming generation to achieve national excellence, traveled to these schools to fulfill their unique educational requirements.
This year, the project brought smiles to 240 children from Dharmashoka Vidyalaya and Kanadara Rathmale Vidyalaya by providing them with the essential stationery and other study equipment in order to support their continuous education.
Naleen Edirisinghe, the Chief Executive Officer of Pan Asia Bank stated that “We, as the Truly Sri Lankan bank considered this opportunity as the best thing that we can do to uplift Sri Lanka. The most essential thing anyone can do to push the economy and country forward is by supporting every student to enable them to get the best out of their education. Further, the collaboration with the University of Sri Jayawardanapura Marketing Alumni Association (MAA) has provided expertise and strength in executing this initiative in a world-class manner. Pan Asia Bank wants to stress that, we are committed to social upliftment and will continue the same.”
Pan Asia, positioned as the Truly Sri Lankan Bank, continues to look for and finance initiatives that make an impact within the Sri Lankan community while leaving a positive long-term effect. The bank\\\'s comprehensive CSR strategy shows its commitment to building a more inclusive and sustainable future for Sri Lanka, one school at a time.