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"House of goodness": 151.3 million dirhams, total humanitarian spending until the end of October 2025

Dubai, November 14 / WAM / The Beit Al Khair Association announced that its total spending during the month of October 2025 amounted to 8 million and 906 thousand and 148 dirhams, bringing its total spending from the beginning of the year until the end of October 2025 to 151 million and 296 thousand and 575 dirhams.

This came within its detailed financial report for the month of October, which the association issued in confirmation of its continued approach to consolidating transparency and governance in charitable work, as the report explains the path of each dirham of donations and the mechanism for disbursing them.

The report showed that October’s spending came with strategic support from Dubai Islamic Bank, which contributed 2 million 164 thousand and 878 dirhams as part of its established partnership with the association.

In the details of October’s spending, the report indicated that the association allocated the largest amount of emergency aid, which amounted to 4 million 547 thousand and 655 dirhams, to meet the needs of families in critical circumstances.

One million and 627 thousand and 194 dirhams were also allocated to support the education of children of needy families, 824 thousand and 500 dirhams were allocated as cash assistance to registered families, and 657 thousand and 800 dirhams were allocated to the food project that meets the basic needs of needy families.

In addition, an amount of 506,500 dirhams was provided to sponsor and care for the families of orphans, 498,499 dirhams to support the treatment of patients, and 140,000 dirhams to contribute to resolving the issues of debtors, in addition to 114,000 dirhams to support the families of people of determination.

The report confirmed that the total cumulative expenditure (151.3 million dirhams) reflects the broad humanitarian impact achieved by the association and its effective role in promoting social solidarity and supporting families in need.

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