UAE's '100 Million Meal' campaign crosses 98 million mark

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The UAE's '100 Million Meals' campaign, which aims to feed those in need across 30 countries during the holy month of Ramadan, has crossed more than 98 million meal donations.

Launched by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, on April 11, the campaign is the region’s largest food drive.

It has raised over AED 98 million, equivalent to providing more than 98 million meals, as donations continue to pour in from individuals, companies and entities inside and outside the UAE.

Food distribution has already begun in several countries including Jordan, Egypt and Pakistan, with the aim to provide food parcels enough to prepare 100 million meals. 

Those wishing to donate can do so through the DubaiNow app, or through the official website. Contributions can also be made through bank transfers or text messages.

Here's how to donate:

  • On the campaign’s website www.100millionmeals.ae
  • Via making a transfer to the designated bank account through Dubai Islamic Bank (AE08 0240 0015 2097 7815 201)
  • By sending the text “Meal” by SMS on the specified UAE numbers (Du or Etisalat) listed on the website
  • By contacting the campaign call center on the toll-free number 8004999.

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