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In celebration of its 150-year anniversary, Continental and the Emirates Red Crescent have collaborated to deliver clothing vouchers to families in need across the UAEthis Ramadan.
The campaign saw Continental collaborate with the Emirates Red Crescent to donate 300 vouchers to families in need in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Split evenly between the two emirates, Continental also donated a branded van to the Emirates Red Crescent to assist with the distribution during the holy month.
“In celebration of Continental’s 150th year anniversary, we are delighted to have partnered with the Emirates Red Crescent for this special Ramadan campaign. The holy month is a time for togetherness and giving, and we are proud to donate 300vouchers to the Emirates Red Crescent who will organize their delivery to families in need across the UAE. We hope we canprovide these children with a truly unforgettable Ramadan experience, while also ensuring we leave a long-lasting andpositive impact on our society. As we look to the next 150 years, we will aim to continue supporting charity programmes and initiatives that have a positive influence on the community and continue to promote kindness,” said Karel Kucera, Managing Director, Continental Middle East.
“We at the Emirates Red Crescent extend our thanks and gratitude to our friends at Continental for their unlimited and continuous support. This campaign marks a long and continued relationship with the company who have shown their kindness in supporting us once again. We look forward to distributing these vouchers to children in the UAE registered with us and providing them with a memorable Ramadan,” said Rashid Al Yammahi, Head of Fundraising, Emirates red Crescent.
The vouchers donated by Continental provided each child with access to a number of clothing brands in the UAE for them to complete their traditional Eid shopping at the end of Ramadan.
The campaign to deliver these clothing vouchers to families in need in the country marks the second time Continental has collaborated with the Emirates Red Crescent. The two organisations worked together on the “Little Stars” campaign during the AFC Asian Cup in 2019, where 88 underprivileged children were selected to escort Asia’s top footballers onto the pitch during the competition.