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A prominent UAE family business has made a significant AED40 million contribution to the Life Endowment campaign, demonstrating the nation's commitment to healthcare sustainability. The initiative focuses on supporting patients with chronic illnesses and People of Determination through innovative funding mechanisms. Multiple donation channels have been established, including digital platforms, bank transfers, and SMS options. This campaign reflects the UAE's deep-rooted culture of compassion and social solidarity.

Key Points: UAE Family Donates AED40M to Life Endowment Healthcare Campaign

  • UAE family shows remarkable solidarity in healthcare support
  • Campaign aims to enhance medical service sustainability
  • Multiple donation channels enable community participation
  • Supports People of Determination and chronic illness patients
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Family business contributes AED40 million in support of Life Endowment campaign

Major UAE family business contributes AED40 million to support chronic illness patients and healthcare sustainability in Abu Dhabi

"With You For Life - Endowments and Minors Funds Authority Campaign Slogan"

Abu Dhabi, June 5

A UAE family business has contributed AED40 million to the Life Endowment campaign launched by the Endowments and Minors Funds Authority (Awqaf Abu Dhabi) under the slogan 'With You For Life'.

This contribution is part of a community wide show of support to the campaign by individuals, institutions and business leaders, reflecting the culture of compassion and solidarity deeply rooted in UAE society.

The Life Endowment campaign aims to enhance the sustainability of healthcare services and provide long term funding to treat patients with chronic illnesses and People of Determination, while supporting the healthcare system to strengthen its capacity to navigate future challenges.

The campaign further aims to maximise the returns of the endowment and direct them toward healthcare programs that improve quality of life and help build a healthy, sustainable society. The campaign also seeks to promote the concept of endowment as a development tool that supports social solidarity. It highlights the UAE's pioneering role in supporting charitable and humanitarian initiatives.

The Life Endowment campaign in support of chronic disease patients has dedicated several channels to receive the contributions from individuals and institutions:

Digital donation platform by Awqaf Abu Dhabi: https://contribute.adawqaf.gov.ae/healthcare.

Bank transfers to the Campaign's account (IBAN Number: AE930353417000004600004) at First Abu Dhabi Bank.

SMS to dedicated e& UAE numbers, as follows: SMS 'Life' to 3557 to donate AED10, to 3556 to donate AED50, to 3225 to donate AED100 and to 3223 to donate AED500.

SMS to dedicated du numbers, as follows: SMS 'Life' to 3583 to donate AED10, to 3585 to donate AED50, to 3586 to donate AED100 and to 3587 to donate AED500. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Priya K.
This is truly inspiring! The UAE continues to set examples in humanitarian work. As an Indian, I wish our corporates would also take such initiatives for healthcare. Our country needs more sustainable funding models for chronic illness treatment. 🙏
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Rahul S.
AED40 million is massive! While we appreciate UAE's efforts, I wonder why Indian businesses don't contribute at this scale. Our CSR funds often get misdirected. The SMS donation system is brilliant - simple and accessible to all.
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Arjun M.
The concept of 'endowment as development tool' is what India needs to adopt. Our PM-CARES fund could learn from this transparency. UAE shows how charity can be systematic rather than just emotional giving. #Respect
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Sneha P.
As someone with diabetic family members, I know how crucial such funds are. UAE's focus on chronic illnesses is commendable. In India, we mostly see one-time donations rather than sustainable models. Hope our business houses take note!
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Vikram J.
While this is impressive, I wish Indian media covered more of our own philanthropic efforts too. Tata Trusts and others do great work but don't get this kind of visibility. That said, kudos to UAE for leading by example!
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Neha R.
The multiple donation channels show real thoughtfulness. In India, we often complicate giving. Simple SMS options would encourage more people to contribute small amounts regularly. UAE's approach makes charity accessible to all income groups.

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