(Phnom Penh): KB PRASAC Bank gladly donated 400 million Riel to the Cambodian Red Cross (CRC) in commemoration of the 163rd Anniversary of World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day on 8 May 2026, as well as the 71st Anniversary of the Cambodian Red Cross, held under the theme “Continuing to Unite for Humanity.”

This contribution reflects the Bank’s strong commitment to supporting humanitarian efforts and standing in solidarity with the Cambodian Red Cross in delivering timely assistance to vulnerable communities across the country.

The donation handover ceremony was held on 6 May with the graceful presence of Pich Chanmony, Vice President of CRC at the Cambodian Red Cross headquarters.

KB PRASAC Bank really appreciates the Cambodian Red Cross, under the wise leadership and far-sighted vision of Samdech Bun Rany Hun Sen, who has been fulfilling a noble humanitarian mission to rescue communities, improve the lives of vulnerable people, and always be a strong support in responding to all kinds of disasters.

On this meaningful occasion, Ry Vanna, President and Chief Executive Officer of KB PRASAC Bank expressed his deep appreciation for the vital role played by the Cambodian Red Cross in responding to emergencies and improving the lives of those in need.

He emphasized the Bank’s strong enthusiasm in contributing to this noble humanitarian cause, reaffirming KB PRASAC’s commitment to working hand in hand with the Cambodian Red Cross to promote compassion, resilience, and social well-being throughout Cambodia.

KB PRASAC Bank has consistently embraced social responsibility initiatives to enrich communities nationwide.

The Bank actively engages in a wide range of impactful efforts, including supporting the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, constructing libraries and school buildings, sponsoring National Reading Day, promoting financial literacy and the use of Khmer Riel, providing scholarships to children with heart disease, and delivering emergency relief to its clients.

In addition, KB PRASAC extended relief to displaced people affected by the Cambodia–Thailand border conflict, further demonstrating its enduring commitment to social responsibility and humanitarian support.
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