Dubai Prepares to Honor Humanitarian Pioneers at the Conclusion of the "Hope Makers" Initiative

Dubai will host tomorrow the closing ceremony of the sixth edition of the Hope Makers initiative, which is the largest Arab initiative to honor humanitarian initiative owners. The ceremony will take place at Coca-Cola Arena under the patronage of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum.

A Financial Award to Support Humanitarian Work

The initiative awards the winner of the title "Hope Maker" a financial prize of one million UAE dirhams, in recognition of their humanitarian efforts and to support the continuation of their community projects and expand their scope to serve larger segments of beneficiaries.

Wide Participation Interest

The Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives Foundation, the organizing body of the initiative, announced the completion of preparations for the closing ceremony, noting that the sixth edition received more than 15,000 nomination applications from various parts of the Arab world, indicating the expanding impact of the initiative and the spread of a culture of volunteerism.

Inspirational Human Stories During the Ceremony

The ceremony is expected to feature impactful humanitarian stories from candidates who reached the final stages, highlighting their initiatives and community projects in the presence of a selection of media, artistic, and cultural figures, along with prominent personalities in the field of charitable and humanitarian work.

Accurate Evaluation Mechanisms to Select Winners

Candidates go through several evaluation stages that include studying their projects and their community impact, how well they address humanitarian issues in innovative and sustainable ways, as well as their ability to engage the local community and promote a culture of volunteering.

An Initiative to Promote a Culture of Giving in the Arab World

Since its launch in 2017, the initiative has received more than 335,000 nomination applications, aiming to highlight inspiring models dedicated to serving communities, as well as motivating Arab youth to adopt humanitarian initiatives and contribute to spreading a culture of hope, positivity, and volunteerism.