SMBC Indonesia Partners with Lions Club to Distribute Aid to Flood Victims in North Sumatra to Demonstrate Social Awareness
Medan, 23 December 2025 – PT Bank SMBC Indonesia Tbk (SMBC Indonesia) demonstrated its commitment to social responsibility by distributing Rp 218.9 million in aid to communities affected by the floods in North Sumatra. This aid distribution was carried out through a strategic collaboration with the Lions Club Indonesia District 307-A2, a community service organization with a strong network within the local banking professional community.
Erny, Regional Head SMBC Indonesia, emphasized that this action represents a synergy between the business sector and humanitarian values. "The collaboration between SMBC Indonesia and the Lions Club District 307-A2 demonstrates the synergy between the business sector and humanitarian values. This assistance is expected to not only meet the emergency needs of the flood-affected community but also foster a spirit of recovery and mutual support during these difficult times."
This donation is open to employees of SMBC Indonesia and its subsidiaries, BTPN Syariah and the OTO Group (OTO-SOF), to assist residents affected by flooding in North Sumatra and the surrounding areas. The total aid distributed, worth Rp 218.9 million, is expected to ease the burden on residents directly affected by the flood disaster.
Suleman Sumiati, District Governor Lions Club Indonesia District 307-A2, expressed his appreciation for this collaboration. "As part of the Lions Club and the banking community in Medan, we believe that social responsibility is a shared responsibility. Through this collaboration with SMBC Indonesia, we are here not only to bring physical aid but also to bring hope to our brothers and sisters affected by the floods. This is a tangible manifestation of the spirit of humanity and solidarity," he said.
He added that this action aligns with the Lions Club's core values. "In line with the Lions Club's motto, 'We Serve,' this activity serves as a reminder that the power of community and collaboration can have a real impact on those in need," said Suleman.
The collaboration between SMBC Indonesia and the Lions Club on this program is expected to help ease the burden on affected communities in North Sumatra. We hope this joint effort can have a meaningful impact on those in need," concluded Erny.
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