As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) program, Centenary Bank has donated two motorcycles to the Diocese of Masaka to support pastoral and community outreach activities.
The motorcycles were handed over during a ceremony attended by diocesan leaders, bank representatives, clergy, and members of the local community. The donation is intended to improve mobility for diocesan personnel, enabling them to reach remote communities more efficiently and enhance service delivery in pastoral, educational, and social development programs
Speaking at the handover ceremony, Ms. Ndibalekera Josephine, the Loans Manager, Centenary Bank Masaka Branch, together with representatives from Centenary Bank Masaka, reaffirmed the bank’s commitment to supporting initiatives that uplift communities and strengthen institutions that play a vital role in social transformation. They noted that the partnership with the Diocese of Masaka reflects the bank’s dedication to giving back to society and promoting sustainable development.
Diocesan officials expressed gratitude to Centenary Bank for the generous contribution, describing the motorcycles as a timely boost to the Church’s mission of evangelization and community service. They emphasized that the donation would greatly assist in reaching faithful in distant areas and supporting various diocesan activities.
The donation further strengthens the long-standing relationship between Centenary Bank and the Catholic Church, highlighting the positive impact that corporate organizations can make through meaningful investments in community welfare and development.
The bank has partnered with diocesan schools, vocational institutions, and health facilities by supporting infrastructure development, educational programs, and initiatives aimed at enhancing service delivery. It has also played a key role in promoting financial literacy and encouraging a culture of saving among church communities and Catholic institutions.
Centenary Bank’s support extends to major diocesan events, charitable activities, and development projects that seek to uplift vulnerable groups and foster sustainable growth. These efforts reflect the bank’s mission of transforming lives through inclusive financial services while strengthening its long-standing relationship with the Catholic Church.