Dubai Charity commemorates “Zayed Humanitarian Work Day” with a package of community and humanitarian initiatives

The Dubai Charity Association announced the launch of a package of humanitarian and community initiatives on the occasion of “Zayed Humanitarian Work Day,” which falls on the nineteenth of the holy month of Ramadan, as an embodiment of the legacy of giving instilled by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, may God have mercy on him, in the souls of the people of the Emirates, and in line with the goals of the “Year of the Family.”

The association is implementing a campaign to distribute approximately 40,000 “fasting breakfast” meals, in addition to 4,500 “breaking the fast” meals, as part of the “Be Fine” initiative, aiming to spread the spirit of solidarity by reaching beneficiaries in various locations, emphasizing the “Zayed Al Khair” approach to feeding food and spreading the values ​​of compassion among members of society.

Dubai Charity announced the implementation of two charitable projects on this occasion related to alleviating the distress of a number of debtors, in an effort to relieve the distress of the insolvent, reunite families and protect them from dispersion in order to achieve stability for the first nucleus of society in the year of the family, and treat a number of dialysis patients.

The Executive Director of the Association, Ahmed Al Suwaidi, stressed that “Zayed Humanitarian Work Day” is a renewed annual milestone to celebrate the life of “Zayed Al-Khair” and renew the pledge with his approach, which made the UAE a global oasis that overflows with goodness for humanity.

He said: “As we celebrate the Year of the Family, we find in Zayed’s legacy the deep roots of societal stability. He, may God have mercy on him, saw the family as the first castle in which human values ​​were built, and his focus on housing, education, and health projects was nothing but an effort to empower the family and provide a decent environment for its upbringing.”