Dubai Charity has achieved a significant humanitarian impact through its Yadoumul Khair campaign, reaching more than 3.2 million beneficiaries across 31 countries worldwide through a diverse range of relief initiatives and development projects.
Ahmed Ibrahim Al Suwaidi, Executive Director of Dubai Charity, said the remarkable results reflect the deep-rooted culture of giving in the UAE and highlight the strong collaboration between partners, donors, and field teams. He noted that the organization continues to follow a strategic vision that strengthens the sustainability of humanitarian work, in line with the goals of the “We the UAE 2031” framework, particularly in promoting a balanced approach between charitable efforts and economic development.
The campaign also made a strong impact through its seasonal initiatives. Around 1.3 million people benefited from the “Iftar Saem” program, including 965,000 within the UAE and 257,000 abroad. In addition, 70,000 meals were distributed under the “Be Well” initiative targeting drivers at iftar time, while more than 108,000 beneficiaries received support through the “Khair Coupon” program.
In terms of community solidarity, Zakat Al Fitr was distributed to 325,000 beneficiaries, and Eid clothing was provided to 14,600 individuals from eligible groups. The campaign also supported 14,500 orphans within the UAE and across 14 countries, reinforcing social protection for the most vulnerable communities.
On the development front, Dubai Charity has launched the implementation phase of major international projects targeting 1.5 million beneficiaries. These include the construction of 261 mosques, 959 water wells, and 191 housing units, along with 21 schools and Quran memorization centers. The initiatives also cover 279 income-generating projects for families and the establishment of 882 charitable endowments, in addition to other service projects aimed at creating long-term sustainable impact.
