Spotware employees hold blood donation drive in Limassol

Business Spotware employees hold blood donation drive in Limassol Blood Donation 2 Relevant News Spotware employees hold blood donation drive in Limassol 8 July 2026 Zorba the Greek ballet brings Bolshoi star to Larnaca 8 July 2026 Gender based violence: a major social issue 8 July 2026 newsroom 8 July 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Spotware employees and their family members took part in a blood donation drive at the company’s Limassol office on 3 July, aimed at supporting Cyprus hospitals and patients in need. The Cyprus Blood Establishment’s medical team managed the process on site, including health checks, blood collection and post-donation care. The company said the drive forms part of its “I Work at Spotware and I Care” programme, which covers initiatives supporting local communities in Cyprus. Under the same programme, Spotware said it has organised a tree-planting event with AEL Limassol and the Municipality of Limassol, assisted families affected by wildfires, sponsored young footballers at the AEL Academy, and supported local dog rescue centres. The company said it plans to continue organising social activities in the area. Iryna Shubravska, Head of HR at Spotware, said: “At Spotware, caring about local communities is part of our culture. The Blood Donation Drive is one of the ways we can contribute directly. Together with other initiatives under our ‘I Work at Spotware and I Care’ programme, we want to keep supporting local causes that matter to the people around us.” Spotware Systems is a financial technology company founded by Andrey Pavlov. The company says it has operated in the industry for more than 16 years, serving over 11 million traders and 300 brokers worldwide, with a global team of more than 200 employees. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Zorba the Greek ballet brings Bolshoi star to Larnaca Gender based violence: a major social issue From AEL Limassol to Inter Miami: Goalkeeper Vozinha could soon team up with Lionel Messi Major shift to hybrids in 2026 — they now account for more than 50% of new registrations Expired consumables for colonoscopies, Ministry of Health explains Should we worry about the toxic silver-cheeked toad fish in Cyprus? Trade union demands binding rules to protect workers from heat Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.