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In honor of National Children’s Month, EastWest Rural Bank (EWRB) joined hands with the Department of Education’s (DepEd) Learners’ Rights and Protection Office (LRPO) for a meaningful and impactful celebration hosted by Region VIII. The well-attended event took place on November 25, 2024, at the People’s Center in Tacloban City, leaving a lasting impression on participants and stakeholders alike.
digital banking demonstrations via the Komo mobile app.
With over 400 attendees, including students, teachers, DepEd representatives, and local officials coming from different regions, the event highlighted the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for Filipino children by engaging, empowering, and equipping the youth with the tools they need to thrive in school.
“At EastWest Rural Bank, we are dedicated to empowering communities and creating opportunities that transform lives,” said Sheila Marasigan-Bajado, President.
EastWest Rural Bank demonstrated its focus on uplifting communities through education and support. The bank’s team actively engaged with participants throughout the entire event, providing over 100 educational kits to selected students and distributing giveaways, such as fans, mini notebooks, and ball pens to attendees. These contributions reflect EWRB’s ongoing efforts to promote learning and community involvement. EWRB also took the opportunity to showcase its Komo mobile app, which offers user-friendly and secure banking features tailored to modern lifestyles.
Asec Dexter A. Galban of DepEd praised the solid support of partners like EastWest Rural Bank in his keynote address, emphasizing the impact of collaborations in creating opportunities for Filipino learners. “Collaborations like these with EastWest Rural Bank are vital in creating opportunities that inspire and empower our Filipino learners,” Galban pointed out.
DepEd Region VIII Director Evelyn R. Fetalvero also acknowledged EWRB during her opening remarks, expressing gratitude for the bank’s consistent participation in educational initiatives. “We deeply appreciate EastWest Rural Bank’s support for our educational initiatives and support to the welfare of our youth,” said Fetalvero.
The event concluded with a pledge of commitment and unity dance, symbolizing the collective effort to ensure a brighter future for Filipino children.
In celebration of EastWest Bank’s 30 th Anniversary, this initiative reflects EWRB’s ongoing dedication to corporate social responsibility, championing education, and uplifting the communities it serves, exemplifying the bank’s promise of going “Further for You.”
For more information about EastWest Rural Bank’s initiatives and services, please visit www.eastwestruralbank.com.ph.
About EastWest Rural Bank
Established in 2013, EWRB is dedicated to serve the unbanked and underserved Filipinos outside urban areas to promote countryside development. It has a total of 76 stores, 23 storelites, and a number of cross selling desks all over Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. EWRB is committed to providing innovative financial solutions while actively participating in community- oriented projects, especially in the field of education and child protection.
About East West Banking Corporation
East West Banking Corporation (EastWest) is a Filipino-owned universal bank. EastWest is a subsidiary of Filinvest Development Corporation (FDC), one of the country’s leading conglomerates with a diverse range of interests including real estate, banking, hospitality & tourism, infrastructure power generation, and sugar.
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