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Community Investment
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MXN +137 million in social investment1.

1. Total $137,410,099.33, 62%% corresponds to Universities and 38% to Contributions for a Social Purpose. The Contributions for a Social Purpose: 24% to the Bank, 7% to customers, and 7% to employees.

Our goal is to promote the inclusive and sustainable growth of communities through our community investment programs undertaken in conjunction with key social players.

Fideicomiso Por los Niños de México, Todos en Santander

The Fideicomiso Por los Niños de México, Todos en Santander (FPNM) is a program that supports children living in socially and economically marginalized areas by financing projects developed by civil society organizations that focus on improving their education, health and nutrition.

Our employees are actively involved through voluntary donations and the opportunity to work as volunteers.

fideicomiso por los ninos de mexico todos en santander

over the course
during 2022

1. Includes investments in training for CSO’s.

2022 Milestones

Program Focus 2022 Beneficiaries
Health 4,473
Nutrition 2,314
Education 4,494
Total 11,281

We also worked closely with a number of organizations to strengthen the operation of Civil Society Organizations that are beneficiaries of the FPNM.

Organization Description
Fundación Merced, A.C.
  • Consolidating the assessment and monitoring of projects supported through FPNM.
  • Working on areas of improvement identified in order to bolster proposals for the biannual application process.
Ambiente Acuavita,A.C
  • Analyzing institutional risks and promoting financial resilience processes among the CSO’s supported to meet the goals of these projects.
  • Training new CSO’s on how to fill out the biannual application process.
Cenyeliztli,A.C
  • Creating a space for CSO’s to reflect on the importance of the culture of change to bolster the services being offered to girls, boys and teenagers in order to align them with the FPNM’s mission.
UNAM School of Social Work
  • Monitoring the projects that are part of the 2023 application process and assessing the requests for the 2023-2024 FPNM biannual application process.
ATM fundraising campaigns

We involve our customers and users in concrete measures to drive development and well-being within the country. Through our ATM network, we receive voluntary donations to support a number of social and environmental causes in conjunction with different CSO’s whom we consider our Sustainable Partners.

Program Description Amount Raised Beneficiaries
Bécalos We work alongside the Association of Mexican Banks (ABM) and Fundacion Televisa to offer scholarships to low-income students to allow them to continue their studies. $2,624,023.26 (ATMs)

$4,634,019.00 (Donation)
832
Casa de la Amistad para Niños con Cáncer, I.A.P. We support girls and boys from low-income backgrounds to offer medical support and help them buy the medication they need for their cancer treatment. $1,640,660.00 266
UNICEF We focus on safeguarding the rights of boys and girls to quality education. $1,292,960.00 10,680
Reforestamos México We protect forests and the communities that live in them by guaranteeing their sustainable development. $1,401,850.00 3,596
Escuelas SER We offer quality education to boys and girls from low-income backgrounds. $1,397,460.00 3,942
Alsea Foundation We make contributions to help eradicate food poverty through the “Va por Mi Cuenta” program. $1,420,110.00 231
Total $14,411,082.26 19,547

19,547 people benefitted through the MXN $14,411,082.26 raised via our ATM’s and the seed capital donation made to Bécalos during 2022.

Donations
Program Description Beneficiaries
Seed Capital - Fundación Quiera Through this donation of seed capital, we provided co-financing and support to help consolidate the network of Instituciones Fortalecidas por Quiera (IFQ’s). We helped promote strategic partnerships to drive value-based knowledge and the development of this sector through training, reflection and dialog. 21,116
Fundación CMR In conjunction with this CSO, we help fight the food insecurity that some boys and girls face by offering them meals. Through its Educar en Libertad program, we promote values among the boys and girls and their families to help drive healthy interaction and community integration. 161
Kardias "Gran Fondo Adolfo Lagos" During 2022, our contributions helped pay for open-heart and catheterization surgeries. 4
UNICEF LikeU Red1 Our donation was used to help boys and girls recover lost learning in the areas of reading, writing and math. 5,388
APAC LikeU Star1 We supported the Atlas 2030 program, a mechanical system designed for boys and girls with cerebral palsy, allowing them to perform certain tasks by facilitating the movement of their upper and lower limbs. We also provided support for early learning and education for children between the ages of 0 and 6 who have risk factors or warning signs of neurological damage. 1,050
Iluminemos por el autismo LikeU Star1 Through its Family Support program, it provides information, training, emotional support and empowerment to people with autism and their families, offering them the opportunity to improve the quality of life of their entire family. 93,852
Fundación CIMA LikeU Pink1 We support women with cancer who have no access to treatment. During 2022, we offered free transportation, emotional support sessions, external breast prostheses and lymphedema compression sleeves. 4,730
Reforestamos LikeU Green1 Through measures to promote reforestation and fire prevention and management, we were able to restore land ecosystems. We reforested 8,000 trees in Jalisco, 8,000 trees in Guanajuato and 15,618 trees in Chiapas. 36
UNICEF LikeU White1 We provided primary healthcare workers with training to prevent, detect and manage all forms of nutrition from pre- conception, pregnancy, post-partum, early childhood and for children under the age of 5. 15,750
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) LikeU Blue1 We raised awareness among fishing communities of the importance of safeguarding their livelihoods through sustainable fishing. We also coordinated cleaning efforts in Mexican oceans. 74
Educación para Compartir We trained teachers to help them adapt to and replicate finance and economics methodologies to raise awareness of these topics among boys and girls. 6,265
Three Kings Day Our in-kind donation of toys to children from low-income backgrounds was coordinated through a number of CSO’s for Three Kings Day. 275
SEDENA We donated 60 laptops to SEDENA volunteers to help promote the holistic development of military families. 60
Children’s Day Toy Drive We collected and delivered toys to organizations that form part of the FPNM for Children’s Day. 5,624
Fundación Cáritas San Marón We supported people from low-income backgrounds from the Mazahua community in the State of Mexico, focusing mainly on malnourished children. 150
Total 154,535
1. Donations for LikeU cards placements.
Corporate Volunteering

Thanks to the outstanding efforts of our employees, we not only reaffirm our commitment to the communities in which we operate but also boost our employee’s pride in being part of the Bank. During 2022, we reached 27,070 volunteering hours thanks to the efforts of 790 Santander volunteers.

During 2022, we coordinated the following volunteering programs:

Program Description Beneficiaries
Fundación Quiera We coordinated recreational and maintenance activities for the homes belonging to Fundacion Quiera through a workshop involving Santander volunteers to help girls, boys and teenagers identify and manage their emotions through sporting events and mental health activities. Our volunteers also made a donation. 451
Risk Pro - Colegio Santa Fe We promoted an educational model for girls, boys and teenagers from the ages of 6 to 18 living in socially and educationally vulnerable situations. 3
Virtual HR Volunteering – Protecting the Environment Together We offered an online talk to boys and girls from FPNM organizations to promote the importance of environmental conservation. 135
Risk Pro - Colegio Santa Fe Uniforms Driven by Risk Pro area, we donated 159 physical education uniforms (sweatpants and jerseys) to female students who use it three times a week at school, as well as for sporting leagues and tournaments. 159
Risk Pro– Fundación Hogar Dulce Hogar We collected and donated materials for children’s activities coordinated by the foundation in conjunction with employees from Risk Pro. We donated storybooks, crayons, chalks, food and drinks, home cleaning articles and personal hygiene articles for children, in addition to nutritional supplements and pillows. 25
Virtual HR Volunteering – Painting Smiles We coordinated an online talk for girls and boys from FPNM organizations to help promote social and emotional health. 175
Christmas HR Volunteering EWe organized an in-person event for children from FPNM organizations, donating 184 teddy bears and 148 breakfasts. 148
Virtual HR Volunteering – Importance of Sport We offered an online talk for girls and body from FPNM organizations to highlight the importance and benefits of sport for a healthier life through testimonials given by our volunteers. 346
Kiloton HR Volunteering – Santander Week We coordinated a national drive involving our 10 regional offices and Contact Center to donate non-perishable foods to beneficiaries and their families from FPNM organizations that were made possible by donations made by the Bank’s employees. A total of 24,693 articles were donated. 6,290
VBEI Volunteering – Home for the Elderly We visited elderly residents, bring them clothing, footwear, personal care products and cleaning supplies. 42
BEI Volunteering – Superheroes for Children’s Day A number of professional sports players and artists sent messages to the children, in addition to donating gifts and toys. 820
BEI Volunteering – Painting Values We promoted values by donating recreational materials such as paints, canvases, brushes, certificates, trophies, a storybook, food and refreshments. 52
BEI Volunteering – Sowing Love We promoted the importance of the environment for communities and how to protect it by planting trees. 420
Total 9,066
we benefitted