I&M Bank Uganda Staff and Community Turn Up for Life-Saving Blood Drive

I&M Bank Uganda last week carried out a blood donation drive as part of its ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives aimed at strengthening the country’s healthcare system.

The exercise, conducted in partnership with the Uganda Blood Transfusion Services (UBTS).The initiative is intended to support the national blood bank and help address the critical need for blood in medical emergencies, accident response, and routine healthcare services.

Speaking on the initiative, I&M Bank Uganda’s Head of Marketing and Corporate Communications, Annette Nakiyaga, said the exercise reflects the bank’s commitment to making a meaningful contribution to society.

“At I&M Bank, we believe in giving back to the community in impactful ways. Supporting blood donation drives is one way we can help save lives and strengthen the healthcare system,” she said, noting the critical role blood plays in emergency and medical care.

The recent drive builds on the bank’s broader efforts to support community health and well-being. In the recent past, I&M Bank has organized blood donation campaigns alongside complimentary eye check-ups, further extending healthcare services to the public.

Additionally, the bank recently partnered with the Kabaka Foundation during the Tubeere Balamu Community Health Camp, where thousands of people benefited from free health education, medical check-ups, treatment services, and blood donation opportunities.

Through such initiatives, I&M Bank Uganda continues to demonstrate its commitment to social impact by supporting healthcare access and encouraging community participation in life-saving efforts.