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Shakira & Pique’s world baby shower at the UNICEF

Shakira and gerard Pique world baby shower

What a wonderful way to celebrate your baby shower. Shakira and Gerard Pique had a baby boy last week (or few days), and they’ve asked everyone to donate to the UNICEF (children’s fund) instead of sending them gifts and stuff [link].

Shakira and Pique baby shower at the UNICEF

Donations start from $5 for a mosquito net, go up to $50 for oral rehydration salts, and end up at $110 for a complete ready-to-eat medical food.

LIke I said this is a great idea, and yj3al hal 3amal fee mizan 7asanat.hum.

Shakira and Pique baby shower UNICEF 2

Charity Bazaar this Thursday for the education of special needs kids

The charity bazaar is this Thursday Dec. 13th, from 5.30-8 pm, in Nuzha Park, Nuzha block 1 Quraish\Al-Humaizi St.

Kuwait Charity Run

I went to Marina Crescent his morning to have breakfast outside and enjoy the great cool weather. We were there early, around 7.30, but the place was already packed. It turned out there was a charity run there this morning: The Kuwait Charity Run Half Marathon.

The race is for men, women, and older children. It consists of two distances, a 10 K (from Marina to the Green Island and back) and a 21 K (from Marina to Kuwait Towers and back). There were a lot of people, I think around a 1,000 registered for the race. All charity proceeds goes to Pumps4Kids diabetes charity.

I know I should’ve known about this race, but honestly, I’ve been sick for a week now, so wasn’t that up to date with local events.

They started the pre-race with an open group warmup that looked like loads of fun. The whole event looked awesome, and I’m sure everyone had a great time, wether they won or not.

These are some pics that I took with my Galaxy Note II.

Support Hayat Cancer Foundation

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Send “B” to 1977 on your wataniya line to donate 1 kd to the Hayat Cancer Foundation.

Crime never pays إلقاء القبض على حرامي صندوق إعانة المرضى

 Qatar just arrested the Egyptian accountant who embezzled and stole close to KD 4 million from PHFS (Patients Helping Funds Society) in 2006. The criminal is being extradited to Kuwait, and will start his 7-year jail sentence.

PHFS is one of the biggest health charities in Kuwait, and is responsible for the management of huge amount of charity money. This theft casted a very dark shadow over the legitimacy of its operations and over their work procedures. A lot of people stopped handing out money to them, for fear of the money will lose its way and get in the hands of thieves and criminals.

I’m glad we finally caught this guy, but still wish that his sentence included he pay back what he stole, or for him to rote in jail till he does. Plus, it is kinda of sad (and embarrassing) to know that he wasnfreely living his life, was out and about going here and travelling there.

How in the hell was he not afraid of us, of the sentence hanging over him by a country like Kuwait. If they had cough him somewhere far, like in the jungles of South America or the slumps of Asia, then it might be a little easier to absorb. But to catch in in neighbouring Qatar is, frankly, very shameful to our police system.

[Pic credit Al-Qabas]

Kuwait’s new food charities by small businesses

 

Plus One. Draw a Smile. And Meals on Wheels.

These are all beautiful small businesses and volunteers who worked hard to feed the hungry in Kuwait this Ramadan.

Pumps 4 Kids Video فيديو حملة أطفال السكري

 

للتبرع إبعث بحرف D من أي تلفون زين على رقم ٩٩٩٣٥

SMS D from a ZAIN phone to 99935 to donate one kd.

For more info, check my previous post here.

9 of 10 Kuwaiti diabetic kids w\out pumps? أطفال السكري بالكويت بدون مضخات

  

I saw an ad in the papers a few days ago that said 90% of diabetic Kuwaiti kids are living without insulin pumps, which means that every kid takes an average of 1,500 insulin injections per year. That’s almost 5 needle injection PER DAY.

I couldn’t believe the percentage of kids who still rely on painful multi-day injections. It’s very sad. Diabetes is a very tough and life-long chronic disease, without a cure so far. All that we can do is for our kids is provide them with an easier life, and a way to better manage their sickness.

Taking insulin injections is a very painful and tiring way to live by. An insulin pump takes care of both the dosage and pain. It mimics the body’s natural way of providing insulin, so kids can live and eat as close to normal as possible.

I can’t imagine how a kuwaiti kid can live without one. We’re one of the richest countries in the world, giving out billions of dinars in charities all over the globe, every year, and yet we let our kids to live with such suffering and pain!

Yesterday I got an email from Mrs. Hind Al-Nahedh, CEO of Socialobby, about a charity called BSC (Businesses Supporting Charities) that is campaigning for this exact cause.

  • They’re launching a CHILDREN DIABETES CAMPAIGN called Pumps 4 Kids in Kuwait, from July 27th to Augst 25th. 
  • They’re collecting the donations through the Kuwaiti Red Crescent Society and through Zain.
  • Donations will be given to Dasman Diabetes Institute, which will buy the pumps and train the kids on how to use them.
  • We have 3,500 diabetic kids in Kuwait, of which only 700 (and that’s including adults too) have insulin pumps.

This is a legitimate charity campaign, spearheaded by the KRCS and Dasman Institute. You can be 100% assured that your funds will be collected and used for the purpose you donated them for. You can donate through the following:

Bank Account Donations:

Bank Name: National Bank of Kuwait / Kuwait
Beneficiary Name: Kuwait Red Crescent Society
Account no: 1000314313
IBAN: KW97 NBOK 0000 0000 0000 1000314313

Bank Name: Kuwait Finance House / Kuwait
Beneficiary Name: Kuwait Red Crescent Society
Account no: 011010563920
IBAN: KW40 KFHO 0000 0000 00011010563920

Zain Telecom SMS Donations:

Send D to 99935 from any Zain Mobile phone. Each message will be a 1KD donation to the Pumps 4 Kids campaign.

Learn more about Juvenile diabetes in Kuwait and about the campaign by clicking the following images.

  

Do good this Holy Ramadan مشروع إفطار الصائم

  • KD 15 to feed one fasting Muslim for the whole month of Ramadan.
  • 500 fils to feed a fasting Muslim for one day in Ramadan.
  • KD 300 to feed a fasting Muslim every Ramadan forever.

You can donate via this [link], or through the banner picture on the right.

Donations are done through the “Direct Aid Society”, established and managed by Dr. AbdulRahman Al-Sumait [wiki link].

Beautiful: How Saudi Arabia Saves Excess Food

E63am is a Saudi charity project that aims to save and distribute excess meal food, in a very clean and hygienic and attractive manner.

The excess food is divided into ready-made meals, in neat compartment takeaway containers, for a meal that includes several healthy and complimentary foods. The meals are saved individually, with the date stamped on the cover to ensure freshness, and then distributed using fridge vans to people in need.

When I saw the video, I immediately thought that it was a great idea. The food does look attractive, not like it was just clamped up together in the usual way other places normally do it. I also think that the meals could be frozen when they’re placed this way, so that it could be used later in Ramadan or other ties of need.

The video is really beautiful, I applaud Saudi for coming up with this innovative new way to manage excess wasted food and meals.