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Inga Shina for Forbes - about Current Trends in Charity in Latvia 14 October 2020, 13:45
14.10.2020The Latvian Forbes published an article by Inga Shina, Chairperson of the Board of Rietumu Bank Charity Fund, in its October issue.Inga Shina has been managing charitable projects of Rietumu Bank and its fund for over two decades, and today is one of the most experienced and professional specialists in this field in Latvia.
Keyword tags: Banks, Direct Speech, Financial Services, Latvia, Сharity
The Competition “Sacral Heritage of Latvia” Is Over
08.09.2020Rietumu Bank Charity Fund has assessed the results of the competition “Sacral Heritage of Latvia”, which took place this spring and summer.
Catalogue of Ivan Aivazovsky Works Has Been Published
26.08.2020A week ago last year, a catalogue presentation of the Ivan Aivazovsky exhibition was held in the Art Museum Riga Bourse. The exhibition and the catalogue received financial support from the Rietumu Bank Charity Fund.
New exhibition called «21 from XXI» presented at Rietumu
06.08.2020An exhibition of the group of contemporary Latvian painters called «21 from XXI» is being held at Rietumu Bank’s Art Gallery.
Rietumu Supports New Black Stork Conservation Project
13.07.2020During this summer and autumn, Rietumu Bank’s Charity Fund continues to cooperate with the Latvian Ornithological Society for the purpose of preserving the black stork population.
Rietumu Has Received Gratitude from Stradins Hospital
Rietumu Bank’s Charity Fund received a letter of appreciation from Pauls Stradins Clinical University Hospital for the support provided in the struggle against the spread of Covid-19 and the elimination of the consequences of this disease.
Rietumu Bank’s Charity Fund Co-finances the Restoration of St James’s Cathedral in Riga Old Town
Rietumu Bank’s Charity Fund has allocated funds to complete the reconstruction of the tower and install the facade lighting of St James’s Cathedral in Riga Old Town.
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