1.5 million dirhams to support the children of Malawi and the Humanitarian Impact Fund in Dubai

The Sparkle Foundation, a UAE-registered charity that provides support to children and communities in Malawi, reported that it aims to raise 1.5 million UAE dirhams through sponsorship packages and donations, in addition to the funds collected from the live auction it recently organized in Dubai, to support the children of Malawi, as well as Supporting the relief efforts carried out by the Global Humanitarian Impact Fund in Dubai in Lebanon, Gaza and other regions around the world.

Sparkle stated that the proceeds from the charity dinner will be allocated to finance the fourth site that the Foundation is building in Malawi to provide early education for more than 5,000 students, with more than 20,000 meals distributed annually when the site opens, while 10% of the amount will be allocated to support the humanitarian operations carried out by the UAE. In the region and the relief efforts carried out by the Global Humanitarian Impact Fund in Dubai in Lebanon, Gaza and other regions around the world.

The founder and CEO of the Sparkle Charitable Foundation, Sarah Brooke, expressed her sincere gratitude for the generosity and support of the participants, which contributed to achieving an exceptional achievement that exceeded all expectations during the last ceremony. She said: “The generosity of attendance this year reflects the spirit of giving and goodness in the UAE community. This event is not just an occasion, but rather a testament to the best of humanity in Dubai, where efforts have united and continue to unite to make a positive change in the lives of less fortunate individuals and communities.”

She added to Emirates Today: “Every dirham raised represents a step towards making a real and sustainable difference in the lives of children, individuals and less fortunate communities in Malawi. Thanks to this exceptional support, we can continue our journey together to build a brighter future and make a deeper and broader impact.”