Conversebank Initiates Charity Action “Become Santa Claus”

YEREVAN, December 6. /ARKA/. Armenian Conversebank initiates action “Become Santa Claus” from December 6.

In the frames of the action the Bank will make pleasant New Year surprises to the children of orphanage “Mari Izmirlian”.

The employees of the Bank were informed what New Year wishes regarding the presents children expect form Santa Claus.

On the branches of New Year tree in Conversebank wishes and photos of orphanage children are hanging as toys. Employees and the clients of the Bank participate in this action.

Anyone wishing to participate in the charity action can approach to the New Year tree, take the wish of the child and fulfill it. Charity can be a wish or monetary assistance.

Wishes of the children are very modest – from a bar of chocolate to mobile phone. Each benefactor implementing the wish of the child will have a pleasant memory surprise – hand-made Santa Claus or snowman prepared by a woman from Kapan. It is also a charity because this woman has three children and she is in need.

Upon the end of the action, the Bank and the benefactors will visit the orphanage where children will receive presents from Santa Claus.

CJSC “Conversebank” is one of the leading banks of Armenia. The Bank renders qualified, available and modern banking services in Armenia.

CJSC “Conversebank” was established in 1993 and got license N57 by CB Armenia for the implementation of banking activity. Shareholders of the bank are “Advanced Global Investments” LLC” with the share of 95% and the remaining 5% belongs to Armenian Apostolic Church.

The Bank has more than 600 employees and 28 branches in 13 cities of Armenia. –0—

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