SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

At Grupo Finaccess we carry out our jobs based on the values that guide our company: trust, justice, loyalty, prudence, and responsibility. With these as our foundation, we underscore our dedication to building a group of successful companies and our undeniable commitment to people, family, and society. We carry out these efforts mainly through our companies Finaccess Social and Finaccess Filantropía and by following the guidelines established by the Crese® Norm.

The Crese® Norm is a human quality and social responsibility management system. Following the Crese® Norm certification process offers a series of guidelines that enable us to, among other things, strengthen our values, reinforce a sense of community, and help people with scarce resources.

Finaccess México, Finaccess Servicios Corporativos, and Finaccess Advisors have all been certified by Crese® as an “outstanding company.” Finaccess Advisors is the first US-based company to obtain this recognition.

FINACCESS SOCIAL

At Finaccess Social we allocate resources and focus our efforts on supporting the companies known as Soltra and Cinia, both of which are linked to the development and incorporation into the labor market of persons with disabilities. Both companies were founded by don Antonino Fernández and his wife, doña Cinia.

Solidaridad y Trabajo (Soltra), which is based in the city of León, in Spain, creates job opportunities for persons with disabilities in order to offer a variety of services to its clients: assembly services for the wind power and automotive sectors, logistics, laundry, cleaning, gardening, among others. It also operates two inclusive supermarkets in the community of Castilla y León, in Spain, that are managed by persons with disabilities.

Similarly, the goal of Capacitación, Industria y Artesanía (Cinia) is to offer jobs to young persons with disabilities who, among other things, make and embroider clothes and uniforms and carry out gardening and cleaning tasks.

Soltra and Cinia offer employment and support more than 1,000 men and women not only in Spain and Mexico, but also in Denmark where a facility was installed several years ago that provides component assembly services to produce wind power.

FINACCESS FILANTROPÍA

The institutions to which we grant the majority of our donations include Fundación Teletón, which gives medical attention to children and teenagers with disabilities, autism, and cancer; Christel House de México, whose goal is to transform the lives of low-income children and break the poverty cycle; the organization Mexicanos Primero Visión 2030,that promotes the right to education for children and young people in Mexico; the Consejo de la Comunicación,, not-for-profit organism which for almost 60 years has been promoting the private sector’s participation in designing communications campaigns aimed at having a positive effect in Mexican society; Fundación Beca, integrated by a group of Mexican businessmen who identify young people who are academically outstanding to offer them scholarships to continue their studies; and with El Buen Samaritano, a hospital in the city of Malinalco that cares for terminally ill patients living in poverty.

In celebration of the Christmas holiday, we also made a donation in the name of our clients and friends to the Un Kilo de Ayuda foundation, aan NGO with a history of more than 30 years in Mexico aimed at ensuring the children under the age of 5 have a completed child development.

Additionally, we maintain a relationship of many years of donations to the Asilo de Nuestra Señora del Camino retirement home, which is part of the Fundación de Ayuda a la Ancianidad AC.

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