For the second consecutive year, INVESTBANK- the leading bank in providing innovation solutions, has extended its support for the ‘Lighten Their Load’ campaign, organized by Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians Charity. Under the slogan ‘Your Contribution This Holy Month Treats Others,’ the campaign aims to raise funds to cover the costs of 300 urgent surgeries for patients in refugee camps and neighboring villages across Jordan.

This exclusive sponsorship aligns with INVESTBANK’s corporate social responsibility strategy, which is deeply rooted in the principles of sustainable development, particularly in promoting good health, well-being, and reducing inequalities. Through this initiative, INVESTBANK reaffirms its commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts that enhance the quality of life within local communities.

In the past year, Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians successfully funded 300 critical surgeries, made possible by generous donations from individuals and corporations.

Commenting on the initiative, INVESTBANK’s CEO, Muntaser Dawwas, stated: "At INVESTBANK, we are proud to continue our partnership with Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians Charity for the second year in a row. Our commitment to the ‘Lighten Their Load’ campaign reflects our belief in providing essential healthcare services to those in need, offering hope for a better future."

Shereen Shaheen, Managing Director at Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians Charity, expressed her appreciation for INVESTBANK’s ongoing support, emphasizing the impact of the partnership in advancing the organization’s mission and expanding access to healthcare for underserved communities.

The ‘Lighten Their Load’ campaign is part of Jordan Medical Aid for Palestinians’ ongoing efforts to deliver comprehensive healthcare services to Palestinian refugees in camps across Jordan. The campaign will run throughout the Holy Month of Ramadan, inviting individuals and organizations to contribute towards covering the costs of life-changing surgeries and improving the well-being of those in need.