Islamic Charity Authority organizes blood donation campaign to support strategic reserves - Sarmad

The Islamic World Charity Organization (IWO), in collaboration with the Central Administration for Blood Transfusion and Cellular Therapy Services, organized a blood donation campaign at its headquarters in the South Al-Surra area, with the participation of several of its employees. The initiative aimed to support the strategic blood reserve and promote a culture of giving and social responsibility.

Bader Al-Mutawaq, Acting Director of Government Relations and Services and Human Resources Management at the organization, stated that blood donation represents a noble form of human generosity and social solidarity, given its vital role in saving the lives of patients and the injured, and meeting hospitals’ needs for blood and its derivatives.

Al-Mutawaq added that organizing the campaign stems from the organization’s social responsibility and its commitment to supporting government efforts to strengthen the strategic blood reserve. He emphasized that the mission of humanitarian work is not limited to providing aid and implementing charitable projects, but extends to national initiatives that contribute to protecting lives and preserving human dignity.

He stressed that blood donation embodies the highest meanings of solidarity and compassion among members of society, noting that a single unit of blood can help save a life. He called for raising awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and encouraging various segments of society to participate in these humanitarian initiatives.

He expressed his appreciation to the organization’s employees who took the initiative to participate in the campaign, commending their responsiveness and sense of responsibility, which reflect the humanitarian values underpinning the organization and its commitment to instilling a culture of volunteering and giving within the institutional work environment.

Al-Mutawaq praised the cooperation with the Central Administration for Blood Transfusion and Cellular Therapy Services and their efforts to meet the needs of patients and hospitals, emphasizing the importance of strengthening partnerships between government institutions and civil society organizations to implement health and humanitarian initiatives that serve the community and contribute to preserving human life.