SAVW presents financial prize to "Beit Al Khair"

This recognition was marked by a visit from the award's delegation to the headquarters of Beit Al Khair Society in Dubai, where they presented a financial check worth 50,000 dirhams to the association in celebration of its first-place win in the 21st edition of the Volunteer Award, which was held in May. This initiative was in line with the directives of the award's Board of Trustees to allocate financial prizes to the winning charitable organizations.

The delegation was received by His Excellency Abdeen Tahir Al Awadi, the Director General of Beit Al Khair Society , and Mohammed Ali Abu Raheema, the Assistant Director General. The delegation was led by Dr. Jassim Al Hammadi, Secretary-General of the award, alongside Fatima Mousa Al Blooshi, a member of the Board of Trustees and Executive Director of the SAVW.

This motivating gesture reflects the award's support for charitable organizations that play a significant role in providing community services that benefit society and contribute to enhancing the culture of volunteer work and social responsibility.

The Board of Trustees of the award confirmed that allocating financial prizes to charitable organizations demonstrates the award's commitment to recognizing and honoring the exceptional efforts made by these institutions in humanitarian and social work. This initiative encourages more organizations to adopt initiatives that serve the community, especially underprivileged families and those in need of support and care.

Supporting Charitable Organizations
In this context, Dr. Jassim Al Hammadi, Secretary-General of the award, stated that providing financial prizes to charitable organizations is a testament to the award's dedication to supporting institutions that offer community and humanitarian services. He added that this step motivates other organizations to enhance their roles in volunteer work and social responsibility.

Al Hammadi pointed out that the SAVW plays a pivotal role in disseminating and promoting the concepts of volunteering among various segments of society. He emphasized that allocating the financial prize to charitable organizations helps stimulate positive interactions among them and encourages them to present outstanding volunteer initiatives. He explained that the first-place winning charitable organization receives a financial prize of 50,000 dirhams, while the second and third places receive 30,000 and 20,000 dirhams. This initiative aims to strengthen the role of charitable organizations in volunteer work and encourage them to provide innovative and effective community services.

The award seeks to highlight the efforts of charitable organizations in the United Arab Emirates and enhance the spirit of social responsibility among individuals and institutions, contributing to the sustainability of volunteer work and achieving excellence in community services that benefit society as a whole.

Al Hammadi praised the pioneering role played by charitable organizations in supporting volunteer work, expressing hope that these awards will motivate more institutions to engage in this vital field to achieve further successes and accomplishments.