Qatar Charity (QC) has signed a cooperation and partnership agreement with Snoonu Trading and Services, based on Snoonu’s keenness to participate in the programs and activities organized by Qatar Charity.
Under the agreement, Qatar Charity will be added to the list of stores available on Snoonu’s website and app. One can donate, according to the specific available options. Besides, restaurants partnering with Snoonu will be encouraged to allocate part of their proceeds in support of charitable projects and seasonal and relief campaigns.
The agreement was signed by Mr. Ahmad Yousef Fakhroo, CEO’s assistant for the Resources Development and Media sector at Qatar Charity, and Mr. Hamad Mubarak Al-Hajri, founder and CEO of Snoonu, as part of the two sides’ social responsibility.
Mr. Ahmad Yousef Fakhroo, CEO’s assistant for the Resources Development and Media sector at Qatar Charity, thanked Snoonu for signing the agreement and cooperating in social responsibility programs. He affirmed Qatar Charity's keenness to garner the support of all bodies from both the public and private sectors to contribute to Qatar Charity’s projects and campaigns.
Fakhroo hoped for the continuation of cooperation between the both sides to achieve the goal of serving the humanity, emphasizing the importance of the combined efforts to reach new heights in the fields of community service.
“We signed the agreement to support charitable work and get involved our customers in humanitarian action through Qatar Charity available at Snoonu’s app,” said Mr. Hamad Mubarak Al-Hajri, founder and CEO of Snoonu. He noted that other Ramadan programs like the ‘Feed the Fasting’ and the Ramadan kits distribution, will be implemented.
Al-Hajri added that Qatar Charity is well-known, not only locally, but also internationally, for its prominent humanitarian activities and distinguished programs like orphan sponsorship and water projects. He also noted the previous cooperation between Qatar Charity and Snoonu, especially with regard to supporting Syrian refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) as part of Qatar Charity's winter drive, hoping that cooperation between the two sides would continue to carry out humanitarian work and community service.
Source: Qatar Charity