Qatar University to host Charity Festival to support students in need
Qatar University (QU) will host the Joud Charity Festival from September 6 to 10 on campus, in alignment with the International Day of Charity. This event aims to promote a culture of giving and raise funds for the Joud Student Support Fund. The University announced that the fund accepts donations and grants from various sources to aid eligible students, covering tuition, housing fees, and providing laptops to those facing financial hardship.
The fund, licensed by the Regulatory Authority for Charitable Activities in November 2023, bolsters QU's commitment to enhancing student assistance and ensuring stable financial support for educational programs.
Khulood Al Otaibi, QU's Director of the Student Services Department, emphasized that the Joud Festival embodies the university's mission of inclusive education and sustainable support. She stated, "The Joud Festival represents a true embodiment of Qatar University's mission to provide inclusive education and sustainable support for its students." Al Otaibi added that the festival contributes to community solidarity and ensures that financial constraints should not hinder students' academic goals and excellence.
The launch of the Joud Festival is part of QU's ongoing support for student initiatives and its efforts to foster community sustainability. The festival will host interactive activities, allowing the university community and visitors to engage in various ways to contribute to the fund. The event is organized in collaboration with multiple internal and external partners, secured through sponsorship and partnership agreements.
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