Ramallah – Bank of Jordan has renewed its membership with Taawon, providing generous support for its various programs as part of its commitment to corporate social responsibility and sustainable development in Palestinian communities.

Since 2015, Bank of Jordan has strengthened its partnership with Taawon, recognizing the organization’s vital role and the impact of its programs across the West Bank, including Jerusalem, Gaza, the 1948 territories, and Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon.

As part of the project "Enhancing the Resilience of Palestinian Households in Rural Communities in the West Bank through Livelihood and Protection Interventions", funded by Danish Muslim Aid and implemented by Taawon in partnership with the Agricultural Development Association (PARC), Nablus Governorate witnessed a series of impactful initiatives aimed at empowering women and fostering agricultural awareness among children.

Taawon and Ooredoo Palestine have signed an agreement to support orphans in the Gaza Strip during the blessed month of Ramadan, as part of the "Noor" program.

In response to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the West Bank, Taawon has launched an urgent relief campaign under the slogan “Together, We Persevere.” As part of the initiative, 1,290 food parcels have been distributed to families who have been displaced and severely affected by the ongoing aggression.

Taawon, through its Jerusalem Old Cities Revitalization Program, recently concluded the awareness activities of the "Juthoorna" campaign in both the Old City of Jenin and Tell Balata in Nablus, which took place in October and November 2024.

At the onset of the war on Gaza in 2023, Taawon, in partnership with Bank of Palestine Group, launched the third phase of its orphan care program, "Noor." The program aims to provide comprehensive support to 20,000 children who lost one or both parents due to the war on Gaza in 2023-2024. Spanning 18 years, with an estimated budget of $378 million, Noor is designed to ensure orphans live with dignity while safeguarding their rights to education, healthcare, psychological support, and social care.