Hala Al Khayyat (Abu Dhabi)
The centers for receiving in-kind donations identified by the Emirates Red Crescent Authority at the state level witnessed a turnout of donors from citizens and residents who offered their food, hygiene items, clothes and blankets to provide relief to those affected by the earthquakes in Syria and Turkey.
The “Bridges of Good” campaign launched by the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, in coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation and the Ministry of Community Development, continues to receive financial and in-kind donations, through it and through the charitable organizations and institutions that joined the campaign.
The “Bridges of Good” campaign came as part of the major relief operation “The Gallant Knight 2” launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the State, may God protect him, to save lives and alleviate the injured for thousands of affected people and millions threatened by the repercussions of the disaster in both Syria and Turkey.
The Emirates Red Crescent Authority has identified 47 locations in various regions of the country to receive in-kind donations, represented in Abu Dhabi at the headquarters of the “Authority” center, opposite Carrefour, Airport Street, Marina Mall Caravan, opposite Baniyas Association – Shahama, Al Najda Street, next to Abu Dhabi Distribution Company, Khalifa City Khalaf. Shops, Baniyas City, next to Lulu Hypermarket, Al Shawamekh, opposite Lulu Express. In Al Ain, samples will be received at the center’s headquarters in Al Ain, and the center’s warehouses in the city in the Al Markhaniya area. In Al Dhafra, in-kind aid can be received at each of the center’s headquarters, the Dhanna office, the Liwa city office, the commodity office, the Delma office and the port office. In Dubai, in-kind assistance is received at each of the Authority’s headquarters in Dubai, Al Garhoud, Umm Al Zumul, and the center’s warehouses in Al Quoz.
And in Sharjah at the center’s headquarters, the office of the “Authority” Al-Nakhilat, Sharjah Cooperative Society Helwan, Sharjah Cooperative Society in Al Dhaid, Lulu Hypermarket in Al Hazana.
And in Fujairah at the center’s headquarters, Al-Bustan Hall in Fujairah, Masafi Council – Dibba Al-Fujairah, Al-Bidiyah Council, Imamah Bint Al-Aas School – Khorfakkan, Fairgrounds – Dibba Al-Fujairah.
And in Umm Al Quwain Center, in the Emirate of Umm Al Quwain. In Ajman, in-kind donations are received at each of the center’s headquarters in the emirate, Ajman Society for Social and Cultural Development, City Center Ajman, Ajman Markets Association – Al Jurf, Ajman Markets Association – Al Ramliah.
In Ras Al-Khaimah, aid is received at the center’s headquarters, Al-Sha’am caravan in the old Al-Sha’am Hospital, Maireed caravan near the Eid prayer hall, Al-Hilal Al-Hosn caravan, Al-Kuwaiti Street, Ramez Hypermarket – Al-Dhait, Al-Manar Mall – eastern entrance, Al-Hammar Mall main entrance, Al-Naeem – City Center, RAK Mall – Lulu Hypermarket, and in Rams – Ras Al Khaimah Cooperative Society. With regard to financial donations, the “Authority” clarified that the financial assistance of charitable people can be received through the platforms and outlets of the Emirates Red Crescent Authority represented in the website, bank deposits, smart phone applications, text messages, a free phone number, cash donation boxes, and electronic devices, in addition to This led to the deployment of representatives of the “Authority” in regarding 175 locations nationwide, especially in commercial centers, markets and various institutions.
Cooperation
The Emirates Red Crescent Authority confirmed the continuation of the “Bridges of Good” campaign to aid those affected in Syria and Turkey, which requires the cooperation of all segments of society in the country, and assistance with in-kind and financial donations, stressing that financial donations are easier to deal with than in-kind, as they allow the purchase of food and medicine supplies. , sanitary ware, and clothing from the affected countries themselves, which shortens the time for shipping and packing aid.
