Ihsan’s transition to independent foundation will boost sustainability, says Turki
Turning the Ihsan platform into an independent foundation will enhance its sustainability and impact, according to Abdulmohsen Al-Turki.
Ihsan CEO Ibrahim Al-Husseini revealed that converting his organization into an independent nonprofit will bolster both its institutional and financial sustainability. Speaking on Al-Ikhbariya Radio, Al-Husseini emphasized that this transformation would facilitate the launch of innovative programs and services, as well as simplify charitable donations.
This decision comes after a royal decree transformed the National Platform for Charitable Work, formerly known as Ihsan, into the Ihsan Foundation for Charitable Work. The shift is part of a broader effort to enhance the charitable sector in Saudi Arabia, improve donor engagement, and optimize the nonprofit landscape. A board of trustees, chaired by Majid Al-Qasabi and co-chaired by Ahmed Al-Rajhi, will oversee the foundation for three years with the possibility of renewal.
The Ihsan Foundation aims to broaden charitable activities, connect donors with beneficiaries, and introduce multiple avenues for contributions. Additionally, the foundation will collaborate with both governmental and private entities to bolster the efficiency of the nonprofit sector across the Kingdom.
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