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Volunteer Emirates is part of a series of local initiatives launched by Dubai Cares to offer UAE residents opportunities to give back to their community here at home by dedicating their time and effort to support a worthy cause.
Can a simple bottle of water make a difference in the lives of children around the world?
Dubai Cares has launched its Adopt a School initiative to address the challenges faced by Tharu children in Nepal and children of Gaza in gaining access to quality primary education. This initiative is designed to make a genuine and tangible change in the lives of children, their families and communities.
Walk the distance. Make a difference.
More than AED 1 million raised through “Burj of Giving” initiative
One night to change lives.
Presented by the Dubai International Film Festival, Dubai Cares and Oxfam invite you to the 'One Night to Change Lives' charity gala, Friday 14 December 2012. Held at the prestigious Armani Hotel in Dubai, a stellar lineup featuring global stars from the world of cinema will host an extraordinary evening of world-class entertainment, exceptional hospitality and an exclusive auction of 'money can't buy' experiences.
Join us for a magical evening which will make a lasting difference for people living in poverty.
For more information contact Amal Al Redha on +971 4 450 4531 or email or visit www.onenighttochangelives.com
Phase Two:
On Saturday, November 24, 2012 Dubai Cares will be hosting the second phase of Voluneer Emirates 2012 in Al Ahliya Charity School in Dubai. With over 100 volunteers selected, we will be assembeling 1,000 chairs and desks along with providing the school with new sports equipment.
Phase One:
On Saturday, May 19, Dubai Cares organized the latest edition of its Volunteer Emirates at His Highness Shaikh Rashid Pakistani School in Dubai. With over 100 volunteers, Dubai Cares helped enrich the school's learning environment by installing 630 chairs and desks, 21 whiteboards, 15 bookshelves and 10 air-conditioners; painting over 50 classrooms; and providing educational toys for 135 students.
Volunteer Emirates is part of a series of local initiatives by Dubai Cares that offer UAE residents opportunities to give back to communities here at home and support the philanthropic organization's mission of improving access to quality primary education for children in developing countries.
One night to change lives.
The Dubai International Film Festival and IWC Schaffhausen will host a gala dinner and charity event under the patronage of UN Messenger of Peace HRH Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein, wife of HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, during the 8th edition of the Festival, with all profits going to Dubai Cares and global development and aid agency, Oxfam. Money raised will benefit communities and individuals around the world, including the Middle East, Asia and Africa. The black-tie charity evening will be held on December 10, 2011, at the Armani Hotel in Dubai.
For more information, please click here to download the brochure. Please click here to download the booking form and click here to download the tickets packages.
In support of World Food Day on October 16, Dubai Cares launched "Dine Out for Somalia", a fund-raising campaign to provide children in southern Somalia with much needed food and nutrition to prevent diseases and death caused by starvation. Launched to help combat the famine, described by the United Nations as the worst in a generation, the campaign aimed to help save the lives of as many Somali children as possible.
The UAE’s hospitality industry, specifically restaurants, was extremely supportive of this campaign, with almost 80 brands participating and contributing towards raising funds by encouraging their customers to donate through their outlets. Alison Nelson’s Chocolate Bar won “Best Contributor” for raising the highest amount of funds during the campaign.