Caixa Popular Invests 3.4 Million in Social Initiatives and Strengthens Commitment in 2025

The Valencian cooperative entity achieved a net profit of 42 million euros, consolidating its sustainable growth and social action.

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Caixa Popular invested 3.4 million euros in over 2,000 social initiatives across the Valencian Community during 2025, reaffirming its commitment to a cooperative banking model focused on people and sustainable development.

The entity has presented its 2025 Report, highlighting actions that underscore its dedication to community-focused banking. This effort resulted in a solid financial year, with a net profit of 42 million euros, consolidating a trajectory of sustainable growth in service of society and the territory.
Caixa Popular's social action focused on supporting projects that promote equal opportunities, social inclusion, local economic development, environmental sustainability, and the enhancement of Valencian culture and traditions.
In response to the emergency caused by the DANA (depresión aislada en niveles altos), Caixa Popular intensified its social support in collaboration with organizations such as Cáritas, Fundació Horta Sud, and Cruz Roja. This collaboration ensured efficient resource management, guaranteeing that aid reached those most affected, including the promotion of a civic center in Benetússer to strengthen social cohesion.
Furthermore, the entity maintains strategic collaborations with various institutions, including Fundación Novaterra, Fundación Levante U.D., Valencia Basket, the Blood Transfusion Center of the Valencian Community, the Universitat de València, and Fundació de Pilota Valenciana. In 2025, Caixa Popular made a donation to Cruz Roja every time its clients used their credit cards.
Looking ahead, Caixa Popular will continue to pursue sustainable growth, expanding its territorial presence and strengthening its social impact, always remaining true to its model of banking in service of society.