I stopped at this news while browsing our local newspapers, and the reason that prompted me to do so was my astonishment and admiration at the same time that there are institutions, companies, or private business owners who allocate part of their annual financial revenues to serve humanitarian causes.
What is surprising is that in a very rare time we find such initiatives compared to the power of seeking to earn and achieve profits in the world of business, despite the realization that there are beautiful examples of entities allocating portions of their proceeds to serve humanitarian causes and provide aid to society.
The news about the Royal Humanitarian Foundation’s receipt of the annual donation from “Jawaher Aisha” as part of the “Ataa” initiative, which it is holding for the fifth year in a row, carries with it deep implications for the continuity of organized institutional giving, not as a one-time donation for the purpose of propaganda or media appearance, but rather as a consistent approach and behavior rooted in the values of the owners of this project.
The most beautiful thing about this year is that the initiative’s proceeds were allocated to raise awareness of polycystic ovary syndrome and infertility treatment, which is a health and humanitarian issue that concerns a large segment of women and families, which reflects high-level awareness in choosing the targeted issues.
What is also nice about the issue is the coordination with the Royal Humanitarian Foundation, as it is the body entrusted by His Majesty the King, may God protect and protect him, with supporting orphans and widows and providing humanitarian aid within the Kingdom.
This cooperation between the private sector and official charitable institutions enhances the efficiency of humanitarian work, and makes the Foundation redouble its efforts and expand its network of relationships and cooperation with donors and donors who thank them from the bottom of their hearts for their sincere actions and initiatives.
In conclusion, I must point out that I do not know the owners of this donation in advance, but rather I got to know them through this published news.
However, the humanitarian action they have undertaken, for the fifth year in a row as a generous annual custom, makes us all proud and proud to see the morals, kindness and generosity of the people of Bahrain, which are qualities that have been inherent in them since ancient times, and which we see today embodied in a beautiful and wonderful way, and in a way that makes us look forward to such humanitarian contributions by other parties as well, as long as they support noble humanitarian goals, especially those directed towards our children. Young and promising young people.
May God bless their efforts, and place this in the balance of their good deeds, and in the balance of their giving for the sake of the dear homeland.
