New UAE Initiative Turns Donations Into Lasting Support For Orphans

The UAE just launched an initiative that transforms one-time donations into lifelong impact, and it’s all about securing a brighter future for orphans.

Under the patronage of UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Awqaf Abu Dhabi has officially launched the Mother of the Nation Endowment for Orphans… a sustainable funding model designed to provide long-term support for orphan care across the country

 

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And this isn’t just another campaign.

It’s an endowment model, meaning contributions don’t just help once. They create a continuous source of funding that supports orphan welfare for years to come.

Turning one-time giving into a lasting framework of care

The initiative aims to:

• Secure a more stable future for orphans

• Improve their overall quality of life

• Strengthen social solidarity across the UAE

• Promote endowment as a powerful tool for community development

Instead of short-term aid, this model focuses on sustainable giving, ensuring support continues to grow over time.

The initiative aligns with the UAE’s broader national priorities, including the Year of Family… reinforcing a society built on compassion and collective responsibility.

Awqaf Abu Dhabi isn’t new to large-scale initiatives. Its previous “Life Endowment” campaign raised nearly AED 1 billion in just four weeks, with contributions from more than 200,000 donors.

Now, the focus shifts to orphan care, with a sustainable approach designed to create real, lasting change.

Because in the UAE, giving isn’t just about today… it’s about building a stronger tomorrow!

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