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- Winners of Citi Microentrepreneurship Awards 2007 Announced in Islamabad
Islamabad – ”It’s not easy to hear your children cry from hunger at night,” recalls Soomran Bhanbro, who lives in Khairpur district, Sind. Soomran’s husband, an unskilled wage laborer, earned very little and hardly enough to feed, clothe and shelter their seven children. Today Soomran’s reality is starkly different – four microloans and five years later she is the successful operator of a medical supply business and employs two contractual staff to aid her.
- Citi Pakistan Volunteers Support 5 Different Events across Pakistan
Citi Pakistan employees in Karachi, Islamabad and Lahore voluntarily forfeited their weekend to devote time to their communities as part of Citi’s global effort to celebrate employee volunteerism.
- Citi Volunteers at the Branch Community Day with Ujala School special children
Our emotional fabric is nurtured to help loved ones. It’s quite instinctive to experience some sort of empathy when a close friend or relative suffers. It’s also quite normal to reach into your pockets and heart to free them of that suffering.
- Citi Foundation Grants US$16,500 to Citizens Foundation.
Rayomond Kotwal, Citi Pakistan Chief of Staff said, "We understand the integral role NGOs like TCF play and are proud to be able to provide resources to help these children get a shot at a solid education."
- Citi Credit Card Pakistan Supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital by Launching “Pay Back to Community” Program
Citi Pakistan has taken yet another step towards demonstrating community responsibility by supporting Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust (SKMT) in its noble cause to provide free treatment to needy cancer patients by offering its customers the “Pay Back to Community” option in its rewards program.
- Citi Pakistan Wins CSR Award 2007
Citibank N.A. Pakistan was among the twelve corporations that took home the highly-coveted CSR National Excellence award for outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility.
- Citi Employees Share Sun, Surf, and Smiles with Elderly Patients
In commemoration of their annual Volunteer Day, 22 Citi employees organized and financed a beach trip for all the residents of Ittehad Manzil, a residential facility run by the Marie Adelaide Leprosy Centre at Manghopir Karachi.
- Citi-PPAF Microentrepreneurship Awards Program Launched
Demonstrating Commitment to Microfinance third year in a row. People all over the world have similar aspirations – to take care of their families, to feed, clothe and shelter them, and to provide their children with opportunities to succeed.
- Citi Organizes a Cricket Match with Children of the SOS village: March 2007
Karachi: In line with its efforts to inculcate the spirit of volunteerism and promote diversity amongst its employees, Citigroup organized a cricket match, with the children of the SOS Village on Friday 30 March 2007. The match was played at the ground of the SOS Village itself, where the SOS team won. The winning team and the man of the match were given trophies and certificates.
- Kashf Foundation and Citibank Announce Pakistan’s First Commercial Microfinance Syndication: March 2007
Lahore – Kashf Foundation and Citi’s Citibank N.A. Pakistan have announced the first tranche of a landmark PKR 1.32 billion (US$ 22 million) term financing package arranged by Citibank. This term funding structure is the first commercial syndication for the microfinance sector in the country.
- PCP Hosts Signing Ceremony to Commemorate Citi Foundation Grant: 9th May 2007
According to 2004 statistics published by Education Department Government of Sindh, 50% of children aged between 5 & 9 years in Sindh are not enrolled in school in spite of a Government primary school education program across the province.
- Citi Organizes Bring Your Children to Work Day
Karachi: Citibank Pakistan organized a 'Bring Your Daughters and Sons to Work
Day' for its at work, and provides an orientation toward careers at Citigroup
through employees as part of its commitment to fostering diversity within the
bank.
- Blood Bank : March 2007
Karachi: In line with its objective to inculcate a spirit of volunteerism amongst its staff, Citigroup, in liaison with Fatimid Foundation organized a blood camp at its Head Office in Karachi. More than 65 volunteers donated generously towards this noble cause. The blood donated will be used to treat adults and children suffering from ‘Thalassaemia’ and ‘Haemophilia’, blood disorders that require frequent transfusions.
- Tameer Foundation Hosts Signing Ceremony to Commemorate Citigroup Foundation Grant: April 21st 2007
Karachi: A grant of PKR 3 million (US$50,000) to support financial literacy programmes was celebrated at a joint signing ceremony held by Citi Pakistan and Tameer Microfinance Bank April 2 2007. The grant, from the Citigroup Foundation, will support Tameer Foundation’s Community Education & Outreach programme.
- Citi Supports Innovative” Financial Education for the Poor” Initiative in Pakistan: April 13, 2007
Islamabad – in line with its commitment to the promotion and development of microfinance as a viable tool in poverty alleviation, Citigroup has sponsored an 8-day ‘Training of Trainers’ workshop that aims to spread basic financial training amongst low-income households.
Called ‘The Financial Education for the Poor Project’ or FEP, the program is led by international NGO’s ‘Microfinance Opportunities’ and ‘Freedom from Hunger’ with exclusive funding by Citigroup.
- Citigroup IBA Seminar on Risk Management: Citigroup Arranges a Two Week Seminar for Students From Across Pakistan: Dec 2006
Citigroup in collaboration with The Institute of Business Administration, Karachi, (IBA) organized a 12-day seminar titled “Introduction to Risk Management”.
Scheduled from 11th to 23rd December 2006 during the academic winter break, the program was held at the Centre of Executive Education, IBA with 30 students Karachi, Sukkur, Quetta, Multan and Peshawer. Nominations were invited from business schools across the country to ensure participant diversity and maximum reach.
- Citigroup Micro-entrepreneurship Awards 2006 Launched in Islamabad: November 2006
Islamabad: Citigroup Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Citigroup and the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) launched the Citigroup Microentrepreneurship Awards 2006 program at a press conference in Islamabad today. This program has been instituted to recognize and honor leadership, entrepreneurial skills and best practices of individual microentrepreneurs in Pakistan.
- Winners of Citigroup-PPAF Micro-Entrepreneurship Awards 2006 Announced in Islamabad: December 2006
Islamabad: The twenty award winners of the Citigroup-PPAF Microentrepreneurship
Awards 2006 organized by Citigroup Foundation (the philanthropic arm of
Citigroup) and the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) were formally
announced at a special ceremony at the NIC Hall.
- Citigroup Volunteers Support Global Community Day Festivals in Karachi & Lahore: Citigroup’s Inaugural “Global Community Day” 20,000 Volunteers in 100 Countries Participated in 700 Projects on the Same day: November 18 th 2006
Citigroup employees joined together in volunteer service to celebrate the first Global Community Day on Saturday, 18 th November 2006. Employees from 100 countries and 300 cities participated in volunteer events across the world.
Within the 52 countries in which Citigroup operate in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), more than 10,000 employees, along with friends and families, took part in 80 volunteer community projects addressing specific local community needs.
- Citi Foundation & the Financial Times Announce Launch of Microentrepreneurship Awareness Campaign
“There’s Nothing Micro About It”
New York, NY – The Citi Foundation and the Financial Times announced today the launch of “There’s Nothing Micro About It,” a unique microentrepreneurship awareness campaign, which coincides with the Clinton Global Initiative’s 2007 Mid-Year Meeting. The launch of this unique collaborative effort grew out of both organizations’ commitments to microfinance and poverty alleviation made at the 2006 Clinton Global Initiative.
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