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تفضلِي الترجمة المهنية الدقيقة والمناسبة للاستخدام الرسمي على الموقع الإلكتروني: Kafel is a non-profit community-based association established in 1437 AH in Makkah Al-Mukarramah and licensed by the National Center for Non-Profit Development under license number (2317). The association specializes in the care of orphans in the Holy City of Makkah. Kafel was founded to create a meaningful social impact by sponsoring and providing comprehensive care for orphans, ensuring their access to social, educational, developmental, health, and recreational programs. The association also seeks to prepare orphans for the labor market through training and empowerment, in line with its motto: “With the orphan until self-sufficiency.”

تفضلِي الترجمة المهنية الدقيقة والمناسبة للاستخدام الرسمي على الموقع الإلكتروني: Kafel is a non-profit community-based association established in 1437 AH in Makkah Al-Mukarramah and licensed by the National Center for Non-Profit Development under license number (2317). The association specializes in the care of orphans in the Holy City of Makkah. Kafel was founded to create a meaningful social impact by sponsoring and providing comprehensive care for orphans, ensuring their access to social, educational, developmental, health, and recreational programs. The association also seeks to prepare orphans for the labor market through training and empowerment, in line with its motto: “With the orphan until self-sufficiency.”

Yubsiroun Eye Association was established in Makkah Al-Mukarramah pursuant to Resolution No. (05066) dated 13/05/1444 AH and licensed under number (05066), in accordance with the Law of Associations and Foundations issued by Royal Decree No. (M/8) dated 19/02/1437 AH. The association is one of the organizations affiliated with the National Center for Non-Profit Development and seeks to assist patients and those in need across all segments of society.

Yubsiroun Eye Association was established in Makkah Al-Mukarramah pursuant to Resolution No. (05066) dated 13/05/1444 AH and licensed under number (05066), in accordance with the Law of Associations and Foundations issued by Royal Decree No. (M/8) dated 19/02/1437 AH. The association is one of the organizations affiliated with the National Center for Non-Profit Development and seeks to assist patients and those in need across all segments of society.

Khairkum Association is a leading organization among Qur’an memorization associations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its journey began on 25/12/1396 AH, initiated by Sheikh Mohammed bin Saleh Baharith, along with a group of prominent figures and business leaders from Jeddah, to operate as a branch of the Charitable Association for Qur’an Memorization in Makkah Al-Mukarramah. The association later obtained license number (9) issued pursuant to Resolution No. (23) by the Secretariat of Charitable Qur’an Memorization Associations during its first founding session held on 7/5/1403 AH, under the supervision of Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. In 1414 AH, the General Secretariat of Charitable Associations was transferred to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, and a registration certificate was issued by the Ministry under number (2/2) dated 29/11/1416 AH. Subsequently, administrative supervision of the association was transferred to the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development on 29/06/1441 AH under authorization number (3409), in accordance with the Law of Associations and Foundations issued by Royal Decree No. (M/8) dated 19/02/1437 AH. Supervision was later transferred to the National Center for Non-Profit Development pursuant to Council of Ministers Resolution No. (618) dated 20/10/1442 AH. In 2023, the association’s name was changed to Khairkum Association for Teaching and Memorizing the Qur’an in the Makkah Region, expanding its scope to cover all governorates within the region.

Khairkum Association is a leading organization among Qur’an memorization associations in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Its journey began on 25/12/1396 AH, initiated by Sheikh Mohammed bin Saleh Baharith, along with a group of prominent figures and business leaders from Jeddah, to operate as a branch of the Charitable Association for Qur’an Memorization in Makkah Al-Mukarramah. The association later obtained license number (9) issued pursuant to Resolution No. (23) by the Secretariat of Charitable Qur’an Memorization Associations during its first founding session held on 7/5/1403 AH, under the supervision of Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University. In 1414 AH, the General Secretariat of Charitable Associations was transferred to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, and a registration certificate was issued by the Ministry under number (2/2) dated 29/11/1416 AH. Subsequently, administrative supervision of the association was transferred to the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development on 29/06/1441 AH under authorization number (3409), in accordance with the Law of Associations and Foundations issued by Royal Decree No. (M/8) dated 19/02/1437 AH. Supervision was later transferred to the National Center for Non-Profit Development pursuant to Council of Ministers Resolution No. (618) dated 20/10/1442 AH. In 2023, the association’s name was changed to Khairkum Association for Teaching and Memorizing the Qur’an in the Makkah Region, expanding its scope to cover all governorates within the region.

Al-Birr Charitable Association in Wadi Bin Hashbal is a community-based charitable organization operating under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development, licensed under number (295). The association serves Wadi Bin Hashbal Center and its affiliated villages. The number of beneficiaries of the association’s services exceeds 1,800 male and female beneficiaries out of a total population of approximately 35,500 residents. The association covers a geographical area of approximately 2,100 square kilometers.

Al-Birr Charitable Association in Wadi Bin Hashbal is a community-based charitable organization operating under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development, licensed under number (295). The association serves Wadi Bin Hashbal Center and its affiliated villages. The number of beneficiaries of the association’s services exceeds 1,800 male and female beneficiaries out of a total population of approximately 35,500 residents. The association covers a geographical area of approximately 2,100 square kilometers.

Yaqeen Association for Deceased Services and Their Families Yaqeen Association for Deceased Services and Their Families operates under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development, licensed under number (2303), and holds a fundraising license number (7562). Mission A specialized, qualified, community-based charitable organization dedicated to providing high-quality services for the deceased and their families. Vision To be a leading, exemplary, and inspiring reference in serving the deceased and their families. Values Responsibility Teamwork Integrity Compassion Achievement

Yaqeen Association for Deceased Services and Their Families Yaqeen Association for Deceased Services and Their Families operates under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development, licensed under number (2303), and holds a fundraising license number (7562). Mission A specialized, qualified, community-based charitable organization dedicated to providing high-quality services for the deceased and their families. Vision To be a leading, exemplary, and inspiring reference in serving the deceased and their families. Values Responsibility Teamwork Integrity Compassion Achievement

It is a non-profit association established by a group of pediatric cardiologists working in several government hospitals, joined by a number of individuals interested in charitable work. The association aims to provide free medical care to this precious group, in accordance with the highest standards of quality. The association is distinguished by its unique specialization and its focus on children who suffer from heart disease at an early age. It is officially registered with the National Center for Non-Profit Development under registration number (5314), dated 24/12/1444 AH.

It is a non-profit association established by a group of pediatric cardiologists working in several government hospitals, joined by a number of individuals interested in charitable work. The association aims to provide free medical care to this precious group, in accordance with the highest standards of quality. The association is distinguished by its unique specialization and its focus on children who suffer from heart disease at an early age. It is officially registered with the National Center for Non-Profit Development under registration number (5314), dated 24/12/1444 AH.

A charitable association dedicated to serving pilgrims and Umrah performers by providing them with refined hospitality and educational services, supporting persons with disabilities and the elderly, and contributing to the enhancement of the pilgrims’ and Umrah performers’ experience in the Madinah Region through advanced methods and tools, in partnership with the local community of Madinah.

A charitable association dedicated to serving pilgrims and Umrah performers by providing them with refined hospitality and educational services, supporting persons with disabilities and the elderly, and contributing to the enhancement of the pilgrims’ and Umrah performers’ experience in the Madinah Region through advanced methods and tools, in partnership with the local community of Madinah.

Noor is the Arabic word for light; we hope that this young sister embodies its name by illuminating the health and environmental sectors in all areas in need. Our mission is to provide much-needed guidance and introduce advanced technologies used throughout the world. By addressing the unique challenges faced by local communities, we aim to alleviate the issues that hinder their development and well-being. Additionally, we are committed to ensuring that relief supplies are accessible and operational, bringing hope and support where it is most needed. Therefore, let there be Noor.

Noor is the Arabic word for light; we hope that this young sister embodies its name by illuminating the health and environmental sectors in all areas in need. Our mission is to provide much-needed guidance and introduce advanced technologies used throughout the world. By addressing the unique challenges faced by local communities, we aim to alleviate the issues that hinder their development and well-being. Additionally, we are committed to ensuring that relief supplies are accessible and operational, bringing hope and support where it is most needed. Therefore, let there be Noor.

It is a community-based health association specialized in eye health, operating under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development and officially registered under number (1992) on 02/05/1442 AH. The association’s Board of Directors comprises a distinguished group of community leaders, consultant physicians, and business professionals. The association aspires to become a leading model in the Arab world in the provision of eye health services, through a professional institutional approach that contributes to achieving sustainable health development for members of society.

It is a community-based health association specialized in eye health, operating under the supervision of the National Center for Non-Profit Development and officially registered under number (1992) on 02/05/1442 AH. The association’s Board of Directors comprises a distinguished group of community leaders, consultant physicians, and business professionals. The association aspires to become a leading model in the Arab world in the provision of eye health services, through a professional institutional approach that contributes to achieving sustainable health development for members of society.

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Vision: Sustainable and ambitious digital leadership aimed at empowering the non-profit sector to leverage technology in achieving its developmental goals efficiently and effectively. Mission: Leveraging technology to drive positive and sustainable change in the non-profit sector by providing advanced digital tools, supporting digital transformation, and enhancing efficiency and transparency in operations.

Vision: Sustainable and ambitious digital leadership aimed at empowering the non-profit sector to leverage technology in achieving its developmental goals efficiently and effectively. Mission: Leveraging technology to drive positive and sustainable change in the non-profit sector by providing advanced digital tools, supporting digital transformation, and enhancing efficiency and transparency in operations.