Dh1-million prize: UAE’s Hope Makers initiative receives 21,000 nominations in 3 weeks

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More than 21,000 nominations and applications have poured in for the seventh edition of the UAE's Hope Makers initiative in just three weeks, highlighting the growing interest in…
More than 21,000 nominations and applications have poured in for the seventh edition of the UAE's Hope Makers initiative in just three weeks, highlighting the growing interest in recognising individuals and organisations making a difference in people's lives across the Arab world.
Launched last October by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of UAE and Ruler of Dubai, the initiative is searching for people whose voluntary efforts are bringing hope to communities, supporting those in need and driving meaningful social change.
The initiative, which celebrates humanitarian generosity and community service, is inviting individuals, volunteering groups and non-profit organisations to share their stories. The most impactful Hope Maker will receive a prize worth Dh1 million.
Mohammad Al Gergawi, Secretary General of Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives (MBRGI), said the Arab world was home to countless individuals working quietly to improve the lives of others.
"In every village and every town across the Arab world, there are young men and women whose positive energy can change their communities for the better," he said.
He said the initiative was established to encourage a shift in community culture, placing greater emphasis on optimism, collaboration and positive action.
Those eligible include individuals, volunteer groups and non-profit organisations working on community-focused projects. Applicants can nominate themselves or be put forward by someone who believes their work deserves recognition.
Operating under MBRGI, Hope Makers seeks initiatives that have helped improve lives, ease suffering or address challenges within communities. Projects may focus on social, economic, cultural or educational development, provided they are carried out voluntarily and on a non-profit basis.
The initiative is open to projects, programmes, campaigns and creative efforts that have delivered meaningful benefits to their intended communities…
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