Emirati businessman Abdul Rahim Mohammed Belghozooz Al Zarooni has made a significant contribution of Dh10 million to the Fathers’ Endowment campaign. This campaign, launched by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, aims to establish a sustainable endowment fund that provides healthcare and treatment for the poor and needy. Coinciding with Ramadan, the initiative honors fathers in the UAE while promoting values of compassion and solidarity.
The Fathers’ Endowment campaign is an initiative of the Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives (MBRGI), which seeks to honor fathers by allowing donations in their name. This effort not only strengthens the UAE’s position as a leader in charitable work but also reinforces the concept of charitable endowments. The campaign embodies the UAE’s long-term vision for charity, focusing on sustaining its philanthropic philosophy and supporting underprivileged communities.
Al Zarooni’s contribution reflects the widespread response to the campaign, emphasizing the importance of providing sustainable healthcare for those in need. He noted that this campaign aligns with the UAE’s core objective of ensuring access to essential medication and treatment worldwide. By honoring fathers through charitable giving, the campaign upholds integral societal values.
The Fathers’ Endowment campaign continues to accept donations through multiple channels, including its website, a dedicated call center, and bank transfers. Individuals can also contribute via SMS or through platforms like the DubaiNow app and Jood. This initiative reinforces the UAE’s commitment to global charitable initiatives, showcasing its humanitarian connection and generosity.
As the campaign progresses, it highlights the UAE’s vision for sustainable healthcare as a key factor in social stability and development. By fostering a culture of giving and solidarity, the Fathers’ Endowment campaign sets a precedent for future charitable endeavors, both locally and globally.
