UAE Food Bank distributes over 27,000 tonnes of food
an hour ago The UAE Food Bank distributes food in cooperation with UAE-based charitable institutions. The UAE Food Bank announced that it has distributed 27,362 tonnes of food among various beneficiaries between its establishment in 2017 and the end of 2020.
Launched as a charitable initiative to distribute surplus food to those in need, the UAE Food Bank also signed 112 agreements and MoUs with local partners in the country and other food banks and establishments in the region to facilitate the safe distribution of surplus food.
As part of the initiative, a total of six branches were set up across the country. The number of branches is expected to grow to cover all the emirates.
DUBAI, 3rd June, 2021 (WAM) The UAE Food Bank announced that it has distributed 27,362 tonnes of food to various beneficiaries between its establishment in 2017 and the end of 2020.
Launched as a charitable initiative to distribute surplus food to those in need, the UAE Food Bank also signed 112 agreements and MoUs with local partners in the country and other food banks and establishments in the region to facilitate the safe distribution of surplus food.
As part of the initiative, a total.
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