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Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe has once again come to the rescue of people living with albinism by donating an assortment of sun protection products worth US$ 25,000 to the Albino Charity Organisation of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ).
On Wednesday, the institution handed over 1000 units of sunscreen lotion; 1000 units of antibacterial soap; 1000 units of antiseptic liquid; 1000 units of lip balm and 1000 sunhats.
Stanbic Bank Head of Brand and Marketing, Palmer Mugavha said the institution was pleased to have supported people living with albinism for the last 9 years through the partnership with ALCOZ. 
Mugavha said Stanbic Bank is happy to meet the crucial needs of people living with albinism as the hot season sets in. Said Mugavha:
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Our partnership with ALCOZ is well calculated as Stanbic Bank fully understands the challenges people living with albinism face throughout the year such as weather elements, particularly the heat as summer sets in.
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He noted that people living with albinism need protection from the harmful effects of the sun owing to the lack of melanin in their skin which serves as a shield from the sun.
People living with albinism rely on sunscreen lotions, special oils and lip balm for protection from the sun hence Stanbic Bank has stepped in to meet their needs, especially in these challenging economic times.
Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition which occurs worldwide regardless of ethnicity or gender.
It commonly results in the lack of melanin in the hair, skin, and eyes, causing vulnerability to sun exposure.
ALCOZ Projects and Programmes Manager, George Mafararikwa said Stanbic Bank had now proved to be “an all-weather friend” given that the partnership was now in its ninth year in support of people living with albinism. He said:
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Stanbic Bank, our major partner in this worthy cause, has stood by us all these years in support of our initiatives.
We in turn as ALCOZ always see to it that the Stanbic Bank’s hand is well extended not only to beneficiaries in Harare and surrounding areas but that it reaches the most marginalized remote areas such as Binga in Matabeleland North, Matobo in Mat. South, Chiredzi Masvingo, Gokwe in Midlands, Chipinge in Manicaland, Mbire in Mashonaland central just to mention but a few.
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He said ALCOZ, just like Stanbic Bank, is committed to putting its shoulder to the wheel in supporting the government’s efforts to alleviate some of the challenges faced by people living with albinism.
Mafararikwa said the sun protection products will help the beneficiaries to integrate easily into their respective communities and see them doing their daily chores safely in the knowledge that their sensitive skin is protected from the harsh weather conditions that have been exacerbated by climate change due to global warming. He said:
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This support from Stanbic Bank resonates well with one of our program thematic areas running under the theme “MELTING UNDER THE DYING OZONE” which focuses mainly on mitigating the effects of climate change on persons with albinism.
Thank you to Stanbic Bank and the entire team that has been behind this compassionate gesture towards the albinism society for the past nine years.
We pray that this partnership continues at an even larger scale as we serve this marginalized society.
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Mugavha said the donation by Stanbic Bank was part of a broader and comprehensive Corporate Social Investment (CSI) strategy by the Standard Bank Group subsidiary to plough back into the communities in which it operates.
Stanbic Bank’s CSI initiatives cover four pillars namely Health and Sanitation, Education, the Environment and Sports.
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Stanbic Bank Zimbabwe gave $25,000 worth of sun protection items to Albino Charity Organisation of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ). This includes sunscreen, soap, lip balm, and sunhats. The bank has helped people with albinism for nine years. People with albinism have little melanin, so they need protection from the sun. ALCOZ will share the donation with people in remote areas too. Albinism is a genetic condition where people lack melanin, affecting their skin, hair, and eyes. They may also have vision problems and are more sensitive to sunlight and risk skin cancer. ALCOZ thanks Stanbic Bank for supporting them and hopes for more support in the future.

Stanbic Bank Donates $25,000 To The Albino Charity Organisation

Stanbic Bank has donated ZW$24. 7 million worth of sun protection products to the Albino Charity Organisation of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ). 
The donation by Stanbic cements the seven-year relationship that the institution now enjoys with ALCOZ having started in earnest in 2015.
The leading financial services institution donated 1 000 units of sunscreen lotions; 1 000 units of antibacterial soap; 1 000 units of antiseptic liquid; 1 000 units of lip balm and 1 000 sunhats.
Stanbic Bank Sponsorship, Events and CSI Manager Lucy Dlodlo said the institution was not only customer-centric but also has a keen interest in the welfare of the community in which it operates.
She said the annual donation was a key calendar event for the institution given the relief the gesture brings to people with albinism.
Dlodlo said Stanbic Bank had a deep understanding of how albinism affects the way a person lives, their work environment, sight and society’s perception of them. Dlodlo said:
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Stanbic’s donation is part of its wider Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiative targeting the health sector under the Usizo – Ruyamuro banner. Usizo – Ruyamuro was mooted in 2019 as Stanbic Bank sought to play a pivotal role in complementing Government of Zimbabwe’s efforts to ensure health delivery services are accessed by all.
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She said the donation falls perfectly into the category of Usizo-Ruyamuro’s goals given its two-pronged nature of cushioning people with albinism from escalating costs of the products as well as ensuring that they are protected from the effects of the sun. 
Dlodlo noted that it was fitting that the donation was being made as summer is fast approaching adding that the products will go a long way in protecting the beneficiaries.
She said while the economy was recovering from the negative effects of COVID-19, the menacing pandemic has left deep financial scars on individuals and people with albinism were not spared.
Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition which occurs worldwide regardless of ethnicity or gender. It commonly results in the lack of melanin in the hair, skin, and eyes, causing vulnerability to sun exposure. 
People with albinism need protection from the harmful effects of the sun owing to the lack of melanin in their skin which serves as a shield from the sun. They rely on sunscreens lotions, special oils and lip balm for protection from the sun. 
ALCOZ Project Manager, George Mafaririkwa expressed his gratitude to Stanbic Bank. He said:
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A big thank you to Stanbic Bank for seeing the wisdom in consolidating this relationship through coming to our financial rescue by buying these products for us.
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He said sun protection products were beyond their reach as the economic environment worsens. 
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Stanbic Bank Donates ZW$24.7 Million Worth Of Sun Protection Products To ALCOZ

Stanbic Bank has donated sun protection products worth over ZW$ 1. 6 million to people with albinism. The products donated include sunscreen lotions; antibacterial soap; antiseptic liquid, lip balm and sunhats.
The donation was made to the Albino Charity Organisation of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ).
The donation, which is part of the financial services institution’s Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiative, comes at the most perfect time just as the hot weather is closing in fast.
Stanbic Bank handed over 1 000 units of sunscreen lotions; 1 000 units of antibacterial soap; 1 000 units of antiseptic liquid, 1 000 units of lip balm and 1 000 sunhats, cementing its longstanding relationship with ALCOZ.
Manager for Sponsorship, Events and CSI at Stanbic Bank, Lucy Dlodlo said the institution was committed to playing its part in protecting people living with albinism from the sun cognisant of the negative effects it has on their sensitive skin.
Dlodlo said Stanbic Bank cherishes its six-year relationship with ALCOZ adding that this annual activity was held dear by the institution’s key stakeholders. Said Dlodlo:
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As we consolidate our relationship with ALCOZ we at Stanbic Bank have grown to appreciate the challenges people living with albinism face especially in terms of sensitivity to sun rays but also in relation to the rising cost of living. We know that these skin protection products are priced out of the reach of many hence Stanbic Bank now sets aside funds annually to meet their needs.
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She said the fact that the COVID 19 pandemic was also taking its toll on lives as well as causing economic hardships, made this donation all the more worth the while.
Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition that occurs worldwide regardless of ethnicity or gender. It commonly results in the lack of melanin in the hair, skin, and eyes, causing vulnerability to sun exposure.
People living with albinism need protection from the harmful effects of the sun owing to the lack of melanin in their skin which serves as a shield from the sun. They rely on sunscreens lotions, special oils and lip balm for protection from the sun.
ALCOZ Founder and Director, Loveness Mainato thanked Stanbic Bank for its continued support of its members.
Mainato said ALCOZ will always cherish the support from Stanbic Bank especially as it has a multi-pronged effect of cushioning the beneficiaries from the pressures of the prevailing economic challenges and most importantly protecting them from the elements. Said Mainato:
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The timing by Stanbic Bank could not have been better. We thank you for coming just as the weather is changing from being chilly to blazing hot. There is nothing as discomforting as seeing someone with albinism struggling due to lack of skin protection products… We really feel for the parents of people with albinism in these trying economic times and are so grateful that Stanbic has spared a thought for our members.
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She said some families had more than one child and this was a heavy financial burden for them as they struggled to buy these essential products which their children cannot do without.
Mainato then gave Dlodlo a certificate of appreciation for the six-year support saying this was the least they could do for the institution.
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Stanbic Donates Products Worth Over ZW$1.6 Million To People With Albinism

Stanbic Bank has donated sun protection products worth over ZW$ 1. 6 million to people with albinism. The products donated include sunscreen lotions; antibacterial soap; antiseptic liquid, lip balm and sunhats.
The donation was made to the Albino Charity Organisation of Zimbabwe (ALCOZ).
The donation, which is part of the financial services institution’s Corporate Social Investment (CSI) initiative, comes at the most perfect time just as the hot weather is closing in fast.
Stanbic Bank handed over 1 000 units of sunscreen lotions; 1 000 units of antibacterial soap; 1 000 units of antiseptic liquid, 1 000 units of lip balm and 1 000 sunhats, cementing its longstanding relationship with ALCOZ.
Manager for Sponsorship, Events and CSI at Stanbic Bank, Lucy Dlodlo said the institution was committed to playing its part in protecting people living with albinism from the sun cognisant of the negative effects it has on their sensitive skin.
Dlodlo said Stanbic Bank cherishes its six-year relationship with ALCOZ adding that this annual activity was held dear by the institution’s key stakeholders. Said Dlodlo:
<blockquote>
As we consolidate our relationship with ALCOZ we at Stanbic Bank have grown to appreciate the challenges people living with albinism face especially in terms of sensitivity to sun rays but also in relation to the rising cost of living. We know that these skin protection products are priced out of the reach of many hence Stanbic Bank now sets aside funds annually to meet their needs.
</blockquote>
She said the fact that the COVID 19 pandemic was also taking its toll on lives as well as causing economic hardships, made this donation all the more worth the while.
Albinism is a rare, non-contagious, genetically inherited condition that occurs worldwide regardless of ethnicity or gender. It commonly results in the lack of melanin in the hair, skin, and eyes, causing vulnerability to sun exposure.
People living with albinism need protection from the harmful effects of the sun owing to the lack of melanin in their skin which serves as a shield from the sun. They rely on sunscreens lotions, special oils and lip balm for protection from the sun.
ALCOZ Founder and Director, Loveness Mainato thanked Stanbic Bank for its continued support of its members.
Mainato said ALCOZ will always cherish the support from Stanbic Bank especially as it has a multi-pronged effect of cushioning the beneficiaries from the pressures of the prevailing economic challenges and most importantly protecting them from the elements. Said Mainato:
<blockquote>
The timing by Stanbic Bank could not have been better. We thank you for coming just as the weather is changing from being chilly to blazing hot. There is nothing as discomforting as seeing someone with albinism struggling due to lack of skin protection products… We really feel for the parents of people with albinism in these trying economic times and are so grateful that Stanbic has spared a thought for our members.
</blockquote>
She said some families had more than one child and this was a heavy financial burden for them as they struggled to buy these essential products which their children cannot do without.
Mainato then gave Dlodlo a certificate of appreciation for the six-year support saying this was the least they could do for the institution.
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