SBI Ladies Club, Lucknow Circle Steps Forward to Support Senior Citizens with Essential Amenities
LUCKNOW: Reaffirming its core values of social responsibility and community welfare, the State Bank of India (SBI) continues its efforts to uplift the vulnerable sections of society. In line with this commitment, the SBI Ladies Club, Lucknow Circle organized a donation drive today at the old age home in Sarojini Nagar, run by the Sarvajanik Shikshonnayan Sansthan. Under the Bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative, the club distributed critical daily-use equipment to ensure the physical comfort and mental well-being of the elderly residents.
Enhancing Comfort: Major Items Donated
To make the daily lives of the senior citizens more comfortable, the club provided a comprehensive suite of utilities:
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Cooling & Ventilation: Water coolers, desert coolers, and ceiling fans to beat the summer heat.
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Hygiene & Utility: Washing machines and water geysers.
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Rest & Infrastructure: Wooden planks (Takhat) for better living arrangements.
Leadership Insights
Speaking on the occasion, Smt. Deepa Raj, President of the SBI Ladies Club, Lucknow Circle, emphasized the club's ongoing mission:The SBI Ladies Club has always remained at the forefront of serving and empowering the weaker and underprivileged sections of our society. Our humble contribution today is aimed at enhancing the overall well-being of these senior citizens, paving the way for them to live a more comfortable, dignified, and better life."
Prominent Attendees
The event was marked by the presence of key dignitaries from both organizations, who spent quality time interacting with the elderly residents:
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Smt. Deepa Raj (President, SBI Ladies Club, Lucknow Circle)
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Smt. Abhilasha Shrestha (Vice President, SBI Ladies Club)
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Smt. Neetu Kumar (Secretary, SBI Ladies Club)
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Smt. Sunita Mahe (Joint Secretary, SBI Ladies Club)
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Dr. Sushil Chandra Trivedi “Madhupesh” (Manager, Sarvajanik Shikshonnayan Sansthan)
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Prominent members of the SBI Ladies Club, staff, and the respected elders of the old age home.