Financial companies, members of the Group of Non-Banking Financial Companies within the Economic Chamber of North Macedonia, once again confirmed their strong commitment to social responsibility throughout 2025 through a series of humanitarian donations, sponsorships, and partnerships aimed at supporting the community.

The activities focused on healthcare, solidarity, support for socially vulnerable and at-risk groups, education, training, sports, as well as the advancement of digital processes.

During 2025, the members of the Group implemented a total of 97 donations and sponsorships, with a total value of MKD 33,313,264, in line with their strategies for social responsibility and sustainable development.

The largest share of activities was directed toward supporting socially vulnerable and at-risk groups, persons with disabilities, and programs for children with special needs, with 36 projects implemented in the amount of MKD 3,752,200, including MKD 306,200 to support those injured in Kochani and their families.

Support for education and young talents included seven projects worth MKD 905,815, while in healthcare and the improvement of health practices, eight projects were implemented with a total value of MKD 1,030,949. In the field of sports and youth sports development, 15 projects were carried out in the amount of MKD 2,257,000.

Significant funds were also invested in digital transformation and improving the customer experience, through four projects worth MKD 21,674,200, as well as in human resources development through training, workshops, and sports activities for employees, for which MKD 736,800 were allocated.

Additionally, through panel discussions, lectures, educational activities, and financial literacy programs, four projects were implemented in the amount of MKD 552,600, while for environmental protection, four projects were carried out with a value of MKD 828,200.

Cultural events also received support through seven projects worth MKD 457,000, as well as other socially significant initiatives through nine projects valued at MKD 1,118,500.

Through these activities, non-banking financial companies made a concrete contribution to improving quality of life, fostering solidarity and inclusion, and advancing social development in the communities in which they operate.

For financial companies, social responsibility is not a one-off activity, but a continuous process. In the period ahead, even more ambitious and systematic approaches are announced, with an expansion of humanitarian activities, increased funding for socially significant projects, and deeper engagement in initiatives with long-term and sustainable impact. Financial companies remain firmly committed to continued investment in socially responsible projects that create real and lasting positive change in society.