NBS Bank has increased the sponsorship package for this year’s Charity Shield to K100 million from K60 million last year.
The 2026 Charity Shield between rivals Mighty Wanderers and FCB Nyasa Big Bullets is scheduled for Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe this coming Saturday.
NBS Bank Head of Marketing Frank Magombo unveiled the sponsorship package in Lilongwe City yesterday, saying the investment went beyond the game and was premised on creating a lasting impact in communities.
“We are particularly excited that this project is not just impactful but [also] scalable, offering a model that can be replicated across the country.
“We, at NBS Bank, are intentional about supporting initiatives that deliver sustainable, long-term value,” Magombo said.
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“The flagship event on Malawi’s football calendar brings together communities for both sport and social impact. This partnership reflects NBS Bank’s belief that football is a powerful platform for national unity and meaningful change,” he added.
This year’s proceeds will go towards the Green Girls Boarding initiative at Emvuyeni Community Day Secondary School in Mzimba District.
It is a partnership with Plan International Malawi.
The project focuses on the provision of clean cooking solutions and renewable energy to create safer, more sustainable learning environment.
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On his part, Fam First Vice President Madalitso Kuyera hailed the bank for increasing this year’s sponsorship package.
“The significance lies beyond the pitch; it has evolved into a vehicle of hope, Turning the passion of the beautiful game into tangible impact for our communities,” he said.
Fam channelled proceeds of the 2025 Charity Shield towards work aimed at installing a solar-powered water supply system at Namanolo Health Centre in Balaka District.
