Security Bank Corp. announced that it and Security Bank Foundation Inc. (SBFI) committed to plant 10,000 seedlings at the La Mesa Watershed over the next five years, contributing to reforestation efforts that began in 1999.
SECURITY Bank Corp. announced that it and Security Bank Foundation Inc. committed to plant 10,000 seedlings at the La Mesa Watershed over the next five years, contributing to reforestation efforts that began in 1999.
The La Mesa Watershed is the largest rainforest in Metro Manila and the region’s major source of potable water. The activity involved more than 200 employee volunteers and generated 1,600 volunteer hours. The lender said SBFI is this year’s top private donor for La Mesa Watershed reforestation. The commitment to plant 10,000 trees in five years will be complimented by environmental education efforts, which is also in line with the bank’s education advocacy, the lender said.
The lender said that prior to the tree-planting event, employees of SBFI and Security Bank’s Sustainability Unit conducted virtual learning session with employees on the importance of climate change, the bank’s sustainability efforts, and how employees can contribute to achieving the Bank’s sustainability goals.
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