Tribune News Network
Doha
Qatar Charity (QC), in cooperation with the Q Uniform Factory, provided school uniforms for the female members of the ‘Future’s Leaders’ and the students from families with limited income in the country, benefiting some 200 students.
The distribution of the uniforms, which comes as part of Qatar Charity’s ‘Teach Me’ campaign, took place through coupons given to the families registered with Qatar Charity.
Through this project, Qatar Charity aims to reduce the burden on the "Future Leaders” families and parents of low-income families, and to encourage students to continue their outstanding academic performance.
Qatar Charity is committed to partnering with a number of actors in the country to implement various humanitarian projects within the framework of social responsibility, with a view to contributing to the achievement of the Qatar National Vision 2030, in particular in the field of education and culture.
Alaa Al-Abadi General Manager of the Q Uniform Factory said: "This support comes within the framework of an initiative launched by the factory in cooperation with Qatar Charity to provide school uniforms free of charge to government school students belonging to families with limited income, as the factory management believes in social responsibility.”
He was pleased with the cooperation that makes it easier for factory management to perform community service. He also applauded Qatar Charity for its tremendous support for students, noting the continued cooperation in the future.
The mothers of the students expressed their pleasure at the school uniforms provided to their daughters at the time of the coronavirus pandemic that affected many families, and thanked Qatar Charity and the Q Uniform Factory management for their kind gesture, which had a good impact on their daughters.
Qatar Charity, through the "Future’s Leaders” program, pays close attention to orphans in the fields of education, health and entertainment, according to the highest standards, as part of the inclusive care provided for those sponsored by Qatar Charity.
Doha
Qatar Charity (QC), in cooperation with the Q Uniform Factory, provided school uniforms for the female members of the ‘Future’s Leaders’ and the students from families with limited income in the country, benefiting some 200 students.
The distribution of the uniforms, which comes as part of Qatar Charity’s ‘Teach Me’ campaign, took place through coupons given to the families registered with Qatar Charity.
Through this project, Qatar Charity aims to reduce the burden on the "Future Leaders” families and parents of low-income families, and to encourage students to continue their outstanding academic performance.
Qatar Charity is committed to partnering with a number of actors in the country to implement various humanitarian projects within the framework of social responsibility, with a view to contributing to the achievement of the Qatar National Vision 2030, in particular in the field of education and culture.
Alaa Al-Abadi General Manager of the Q Uniform Factory said: "This support comes within the framework of an initiative launched by the factory in cooperation with Qatar Charity to provide school uniforms free of charge to government school students belonging to families with limited income, as the factory management believes in social responsibility.”
He was pleased with the cooperation that makes it easier for factory management to perform community service. He also applauded Qatar Charity for its tremendous support for students, noting the continued cooperation in the future.
The mothers of the students expressed their pleasure at the school uniforms provided to their daughters at the time of the coronavirus pandemic that affected many families, and thanked Qatar Charity and the Q Uniform Factory management for their kind gesture, which had a good impact on their daughters.
Qatar Charity, through the "Future’s Leaders” program, pays close attention to orphans in the fields of education, health and entertainment, according to the highest standards, as part of the inclusive care provided for those sponsored by Qatar Charity.