Josanne Cassar | HSBC staff volunteer for more than 300 days in 2015

In a sign of growing commitment to help the society, staff from HSBC Bank Malta volunteered for a total of 315 days in 2015, or equivalent of 7,650 man hours, on a range of projects around the country.
This is a three-fold increase in the number compared to 2014. The total number of voluntary days for 2014 was 97.
HSBC offers staff paid leave to carry out volunteer work in the community as part of its voluntary day leave programme.
In 2015, the programme enabled staff to carry out myriad activities from site cleanups to lending a helping hand at public exhibitions.

The organisations and location that were touched by the charitable acts of the staff included Palazzo Falson, an old abandoned garden near the new Msida Education Hub, Notarial Archives, Heritage Malta, Argotti Nature Trust, Wied Għollieqa Project, St Jean Antide Foundation, and Mater Dei Hospital.
HSBC Malta CEO Andrew Beane said: “By pursuing volunteering, the HSBC Malta staff gain personal fulfilment and reinforce the fact that the Bank is so deeply entrenched in the Maltese society. In a way, our staff demonstrate that social responsibility is beyond financial investments.”

HSBC staff volunteer for more than 300 days in 2015

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