SeABank donates VND 10 billion in support of Humanitarian Month 2026

The Humanitarian Month is an annual program carrying profound humanitarian value, serving as a bridge to connect, mobilize, and coordinate social resources for the effective implementation of social activities. Through the program, many people from underprivileged and vulnerable groups, both in Viet Nam and abroad, have received timely and practical support.

In response to the call from the Vietnam Fatherland Front and the Viet Nam Red Cross Society, the Banking sector continues to affirm its active role in social welfare initiatives. Guided by its sustainable development orientation and the vision of “putting people and community first”, SeABank has contributed VND 10 billion to help improve living conditions for vulnerable groups.

The 2026 Humanitarian Month program focuses on two key priorities: promoting sustainable livelihoods domestically and spreading humanitarian responsibility internationally. The participation of SeABank reflects its commitment to working closely with the Government and social organizations in implementing social welfare programs, thereby contributing to sustainable community development.

Over the past three decades, SeABank has continuously expanded its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives through diverse programs and forms of support. Its CSR activities have covered various areas, including education, healthcare, support for the underprivileged and orphaned children, poverty reduction, the elimination of temporary and dilapidated housing, disaster relief, and environmental protection.

SeABank has provided more than VND 80 billion to build and repair nearly 1,800 houses for near-poor/poor households and families with meritorious services to the nation across various localities such as Ha Tinh, Dien Bien, Hoa Binh, Tuyen Quang, An Giang, and Nghe An. The Bank also donated nearly VND 6.2 billion to help overcome the devastating impacts of storms and floods in 2025. In addition, the Bank has continuously maintained four internal charitable funds, carrying out meaningful community initiatives, including providing educational opportunities for more than 200 children, planting one million trees to protect the environment, and more.
With a development orientation closely tied to social responsibility and a steadfast commitment to its goal of “bringing enjoyment to people’s lives,” SeABank will continue spreading humanitarian values and contributing to the goal of building a sustainable and prosperous society.