Share A Meal With Your talabat Delivery Hero This Ramadan

Have you ever wished you could give a little something back to the person who brings your favorite food right to your doorstep? Well, this March, our friends at talabat are making it easier than ever to do just that!

They’ve teamed up with the Qatar Red Crescent Society (QRCS) to launch a super heart-warming initiative called “Hero Meals.”

Right here in Doha, you can now buy a meal for your delivery rider directly through the app. It’s a simple, “friend-to-friend” way to say thanks to the hardworking folks who keep us fed, especially during the holy month.

How you can fuel a hero

Participating in this campaign is as easy as ordering your own dinner. When you open the app, you’ll see a special “Hero Meals” collection. Local restaurants have put together curated meal options specifically for riders. Just add one to your cart before you check out, and you’ve officially made someone’s day! It’s all done in just a few taps, meaning you don’t have to worry about the logistics – talabat and QRCS handle the rest.

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Why this partnership matters

This isn’t just a random project; it’s a mission backed by a lot of heart. Francisco Miguel De Sousa, the boss at talabat Qatar, mentioned that they really wanted to give customers a direct way to support the riders who serve the community daily. By partnering with QRCS, they’ve ensured every donation is handled properly and reaches the right people. Eng. Ibrahim bin Hashem Al-Sada from QRCS also gave a huge shout-out to talabat for always stepping up when it comes to social responsibility.

Getting started is a breeze

Ready to join in? You can find the “Hero Meals” section on the talabat app right now. If you don’t have the app yet, you can grab it on the iOS App Store, Google Play, or the Huawei App Gallery. It’s a small gesture that carries a lot of weight, especially during a season focused on giving and gratitude.
Let’s show our riders some love!