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City Savings Bank (CitySavings), the thrift arm of Aboitiz-led Union Bank of the Philippines (UnionBank), remains committed to improving the quality of basic education. The bank recently completed the renovation of classrooms across several provinces to create more conducive learning environments for students.
CitySavings assisted in repairing six classrooms at Oas East Central School in Albay province, which will be used by kindergarten, Grade 2, and Grade 6 students.
“It has always been the noble goal of our institution to provide a quality environment where our learners are safe and motivated to learn. And we are truly grateful that City Savings Bank has been with us to realize our goal,” said Oas East Central School Principal Marcel Renolayan.
In Negros Oriental, CitySavings, in collaboration with the local government unit (LGU) of Canlaon City, supported the Kindergarten Makeshift Building Project at Pinamentigan Elementary School. The bank donated construction materials, while the LGU covered labor expenses.
“This project will provide a safe and conducive learning environment for our young learners, ensuring they have the best possible start to their education journey. CitySavings’ unwavering commitment to improving education in our community is truly commendable. This contribution has not only transformed the physical infrastructure of our school but also uplifted the spirits of our learners and teachers,” said Pinamentigan Elementary School Principal Jeneveive Ellen Moñon.
At Agoo East Central School in La Union and Lucban Elementary School in Baguio City, Benguet, CitySavings donated building materials to improve classrooms for the Special Education Needs (SNED) department and a two-storey classroom, respectively. This contribution has transformed and expanded learning spaces, benefiting more students who previously faced challenging conditions.
“At CitySavings, we believe that a conducive learning environment is crucial for students’ success. By renovating and improving classrooms across the Philippines, we’re not just upgrading facilities but also investing in the future of our nation’s youth,” said CitySavings CSR and Sustainability Head Paula Ruelan.
These projects highlight CitySavings’ continued support for education initiatives, particularly in creating conducive teaching and learning spaces, making a meaningful impact on the lives of students and educators alike.