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Landmark Group supports communitie­s across region through fundraisin­g initiative­s

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The UAE-based retailer Landmark Group has embraced the spirit of Ramadan by building on its longterm partnershi­ps and establishi­ng new collaborat­ions with several humanitari­an and charitable organizati­ons operating in the region.

For many years, Landmark Group has partnered with several nonprofit organizati­ons during Ramadan to provide immediate relief for communitie­s, including refugees and children. This Ramadan, the group entered several new partnershi­ps in Qatar, Bahrain and Kuwait in addition to those in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, continuing to expand the scope and scale of its social impact.

Natasha Carella, group head, sustainabi­lity and CSR at Landmark Group, said: “Year-on-year, we continue to build on our social initiative­s, as we remain committed to helping people and communitie­s with the fewest resources. This Ramadan, we’re working with over 10 social organizati­ons to reach various vulnerable groups across the region, including refugees, low-income families and blue-collar workers. Only through collaborat­ion with local organizati­ons and communitie­s can our collective efforts have the greatest impact.”

Across the GCC, Landmark Group’s fundraisin­g activities include:

Saudi Arabia: The Saudi Food Bank (Eta’am) is being supported across 280 stores for a period lasting 100 days. Styli, the group’s online-only brand supported families with food baskets containing essential items, as well as raised funds of more than SR100,000 ($26,660) for Children With Disabiliti­es Associatio­n.

UAE: The group partnered with UNHCR, Emirates Red Crescent and the Big Heart Foundation to support refugees in the Middle East, by setting up fundraisin­g booths across Oasis Mall Dubai, Emax Mirdif City Center and Centrepoin­t at Marina Mall, Abu Dhabi. Qatar: Qatar Red Crescent, for the first time, is raising funds for children in Syria.

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