Alwaleed Philanthropies, chaired by HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, launched the Advanced Study Program for the Wood Badge for Scout Unit Leaders in partnership with the World Scout Organization. This program, organized by Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University, lasted for five days as part of the project to train female scout leaders in Saudi universities.
The Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Ali bin Tared Al-Dosari, stated that the program is a realization of the agreement between the university and Alwaleed Philanthropies, exemplifying true collaboration between the university and various sectors. He emphasized the university's commitment to the importance of scouting and its significant role in the community, as well as the activation of the role of female scouts by enhancing multiple aspects for the trainees. This is done in accordance with the strategies set by Alwaleed Philanthropies and the university's Deanship of Student Affairs. He highlighted the role of female scouts in promoting the values of citizenship in the community in line with Saudi Vision 2030 by refining talents and skills, acquiring behavioral values and traits through adherence to scouting promises and laws, and unlocking human potential in all fields to achieve sustainable development goals. This aligns with the kingdom's vision of instilling volunteerism in all individuals.
The Executive Director of National Initiatives at Alwaleed Philanthropies, Eng. Najla Al-Juaid, stated that this project with the scouting movement and Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University aims to encourage the participation of women and youth in volunteer work to support their involvement in scouting both locally and internationally. Al-Juaid emphasized their commitment through this project to provide training programs and workshops aimed at developing leadership and social skills among young people. She highlighted their belief that empowering women and youth will enhance their role in community development and contribute to achieving Saudi Vision 2030.


small_ap-news-1.jpg

thumbnail_ap-news-1.jpg

ap-news-1.jpg

Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University Launches Advanced Scout Leader Program

Together, we pursue equal opportunities for women and youth by providing them with platforms that ensure their participation and activate their roles in societies, the change we seek is global and measurable.

Women & Youth Empowerment

Alwaleed Philanthropies "Global", chaired by His Royal Highness Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, partners with UN-Habitat Syria to launch the Project "Restoration of Water Supply to Vulnerable Communities in Eastern Aleppo". The Project fosters sustainable access to basic services in three neighborhoods: Tel Shegheb, Karm Al-Myassar and Al-Nayrab. 

The support from Alwaleed Philanthropies 'Global' is pivotal in repairing Aleppo's water infrastructure, safeguarding the health of more than 500,000 vulnerable humans.
 
The project provides sustainable and adequate access to clean water supply in several neighbourhoods through rehabilitation of the main damaged water pipeline and repair of linked household water connections thereby reducing leakage which is currently estimated to be up to 30% in some locations. The Project will also support the community-led improvement of the road space after completion of the excavation works.

HRH Princess Lamia Bint Majed AlSaud, Alwaleed Philanthropies Secretary General stated: “The collaboration between Alwaleed Philanthropies 'Global' and UN-Habitat – Syria represents a key effort in Aleppo, addressing both immediate water needs and the long-term restoration of community strength. By enhancing water infrastructure, this project catalyzes public health, economic revival in Syria. Alwaleed Philanthropies' ongoing commitment to developing communities ensures sustainable progress, fostering strength and empowering populations towards a brighter future.”

Ms. Rania Hedeya, Representative (a.i.) of UN-Habitat’s Regional Office for Arab States stated, “I am very pleased to expand our partnership with Alwaleed Philanthropies to provide vital support to vulnerable communities in eastern Aleppo. Our joint rehabilitation of a critical pipeline and nearby public spaces will improve household water supply and living standards for more than 500,000 residents in some of the most affected neighborhoods; and are vital components of UN-Habitat's urban recovery plan for the city of Aleppo. This partnership demonstrates our shared commitment to the people of Syria on their path to a resilient future”.

medium_ap-news-cover.jpg

small_ap-news-cover.jpg

thumbnail_ap-news-cover.jpg

ap-news-cover.jpg

Alwaleed Philanthropies “Global” and UN-Habitat partner to support the restoration of Water Supply to Vulnerable Communities in the East of Aleppo.

Together with our partners, we facilitate effective and immediate aid for the most needful communities around the world. We connect and collaborate with international organizations that are at the forefront of disaster aid and relief to provide vital aid.

Providing Disaster Relief

Alwaleed Philanthropies “Global,” chaired by HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, has announced its strategic partnership with the Ejada program, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at transforming education for vulnerable children in Jordan. In operation since 2019, the Ejada program is led by Save the Children and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Abdul Latif Jameel World Education Lab (J-WEL). It is implemented in collaboration with the Jordanian Ministry of Education, and in partnership with Community Jameel and Dubai Cares. Eajda program, which Alwaleed Philanthropies joined in 2023, is designed to address the challenges posed by an overburdened education system due to the protracted refugee crisis in Jordan.

large_news2.jpg

medium_news2.jpg

small_news2.jpg

thumbnail_news2.jpg

news2.jpg

 Alwaleed Philanthropies “Global” Announces Strategic Partnership with Save the Children to Bolster the Ejada Program in Jordan

Together, in partnership with other NGO’s, governments, and nonprofits we support and provide global humanitarian assistance that supports development, health, education and infrastructure, through sustainable collaborative solutions.

Developing Communities

Six months after launching the “Innovation Factory” Program in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which is one of the main activities under their partnership agreement, Alwaleed Philanthropies, chaired by HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, and Ashoka Arab World celebrated the graduation of the first cohort of social entrepreneurs by hosting the Closing Ceremony for the Social Entrepreneurship Capacity Building Program “The Innovation Factory”.  
The ceremony marked the conclusion of this comprehensive program that has empowered 14 Saudi youth from Riyadh, 12 of them are women, to drive positive change through social entrepreneurship.  From an ideation hackathon to curate innovative solutions to their communities’ most persistent social problems and through a series of online and in-person training and mentoring bootcamps, the program has nurtured the skills and vision of an ambitious cohort of Saudi youth dedicated to making a long-lasting impact on their local communities by means of their social ventures.    The program was conducted by Al Mashtal Community House & Creative Incubator, the implementing partner.  

The culmination of the transformative journey for this cohort has unfolded on June 2nd, 2024, as Alwaleed Philanthropies and Ashoka Arab World celebrated the successful completion of the program and announced the winners of the financial awards granted to the best social ventures.

This special occasion was honored with the presence of Her Royal Highness Princess Lamia Bint Majed AlSaud, Secretary General of Alwaleed Philanthropies, Princess Nora Bint Naief Alsaud, Founder of Al Mashtal Community House & Creative Incubator, and Dr. Iman Bibars, Vice-President of Ashoka Global and Regional Director of Ashoka Arab World.

The event casted a bright spotlight on the exceptional contributions of the 14 Saudi young social entrepreneurs who have demonstrated outstanding ambition, commitment, and eagerness to positively impact their local communities, as well as the dedication of the mentors and trainers who have accompanied them in this journey of learning, the significant contributions of the project team members in program conception, management, and deployment deserve recognition. Special mention goes to the inspirational Saudi women in high-level positions whose work has been particularly impactful.

The event held in Riyadh gathered around 70 representatives in Saudi Arabia: government officials, diplomatic missions, incubator representatives, CSOs members, and journalists. It presented a mixture of keynotes by the program partners, and the announcement of 9 outstanding pre-incubated projects that were selected by a jury of distinguished experts in the field of social entrepreneurship, in the competition held at the end of the training program. The 9 winners are granted financial awards and incubation services for the coming 6 months to help them scale up their ventures and expand their social impact.


medium_ebktekar-news-cover.jpg

small_ebktekar-news-cover.jpg

thumbnail_ebktekar-news-cover.jpg

ebktekar-news-cover.jpg

Alwaleed Philanthropies & Ashoka Arab World celebrate the graduates of the Innovation Factory program and the winners of the financial awards 

Alwaleed Philanthropies Global, chaired by HRH Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al Saud, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with FutureLearn, a leader in innovative educational solutions. This partnership marks a significant milestone in FutureLearn’s commitment to enhancing educational access and fostering improved learning outcomes across the globe.
The MOU was officially signed in a ceremony held in Kingdom Tower, Riyadh, attended by HRH Princess Lamia bint Majed Al Saud, Secretary General of Alwaleed Philanthropies and Lord Jo Johnson, Executive Chairman of FutureLearn, and This new alliance is set to launch a series of educational programmes and initiatives aimed at broadening the reach of the Alwaleed Cultural Network(ACN) and advancing Alwaleed Philanthropies’ mission to build bridges for cultural understanding, community development, and empowerment of women and youth. 
As part of this agreement, Alwaleed Philanthropies and FutureLearn will collaborate on the development and delivery of culturally relevant and accessible digital learning content and resources. These resources are meticulously designed to empower learners of all ages, nurturing skills essental for personal and professional development in today’s global economy, while also promoting ACN’s trusted programme of education, art, and community engagement.
HRH Princess Lamia bint Majed AlSaud commented "At Alwaleed Philanthropies, we deeply value partnerships. Our collaboration with FutureLearn in the digital sector through the Alwaleed Cultural Network reflects our commitment to enriching cultural exchange. Together, we strive to foster meaningful dialogue and understanding for the betterment of future generations." 
Commenting on the partnership, Lord Jo Johnson said: “By joining forces with Alwaleed Philanthropies, we aim to catalyse a new era of educational excellence in the region. This partnership signifies our shared commitment to providing access to quality education, empowering individuals, and fostering sustainable socio-economic development. Together, we envision a future where every learner, regardless of background or circumstance, has the opportunity to thrive and contribute to their communities and beyond."
FutureLearn and Alwaleed Philanthropies are excited to embark on this transformative journey together, envisioning significant advancements in educational practices and outcomes within the region. Further details on specific programmes and initiatives will be unveiled in the forthcoming months.


large_ap-news2.jpg

medium_ap-news2.jpg

small_ap-news2.jpg

thumbnail_ap-news2.jpg

ap-news2.jpg

Alwaleed Philanthropies Forms Strategic Partnership with FutureLearn to Enhance Educational Opportunities

In accordance with the ongoing efforts of Alwaleed Philanthropies, chaired by His Royal Highness Prince Alwaleed bin Talal Al-Saud, to advance women's legal empowerment, and in continuation of “Waeya” initiative in partnership with Faisal Al-Taye Law firm, a signing ceremony was held to mark the launch of the eighth phase of the initiative. This phase is dedicated to the training and empowerment of both male and female legal professionals, providing case consultations, with the overarching goal of promoting legal culture, awareness, and women's empowerment in legal domains.

The "Waeya" initiative has outlined several key objectives to advance its mission. These objectives include establishing foundations for legal education for women to enhance legal awareness and knowledge within society, training female lawyers, addressing issues related to women, violence, and cybercrimes, and assisting women in improving their quality of life by raising awareness of rights and responsibilities. The initiative focuses on:
Firstly, establishing a legal support network for women, especially those who have faced challenges of domestic violence or cybercrimes, through legal assistance and consultations.
Secondly, working on the implementation of the "Waeya" App as a consultative and informative portal for women to easily access their legal rights.
Thirdly, "Waeya" Phase 8 is distinguished by innovative practical legal programs, including legal clinics, where consultation and judicial practice take place within an educational setting, equipping university students with legal experience and skills.
Fourthly, through a fruitful partnership with the Ministry of Health, efforts will be made to ensure the provision of legal support for women in healthcare settings, raising awareness to safeguard their rights and ensure their safety.
Fifthly, a renewed dedication is evident in the effort to spread awareness programs embracing topics related to women's and children's rights across various regions of the Kingdom, aiming to universalize benefits and enhance knowledge through field visits to remote villages. These visits aim to elevate legal awareness among the residents of these areas, disseminate the necessary knowledge to women, and raise awareness about their rights in addressing domestic violence, harassment, and cybercrimes. Additionally, free legal consultations will be provided, encouraging women to seek legal assistance when needed.

HRH Princess Lamia bint Majed Al-Saud, Secretary General of Alwaleed Philanthropies commenting on this partnership, stated, "In our ongoing efforts towards women's empowerment and legal awareness enhancement, the eighth phase of the 'Waeya' initiative is launched through a strategic partnership with Faisal Al-Taye Law firm. This new milestone contributes to our commitment to empowering women legally and fostering a deeper understanding of legal principles within our community."
Faisal Al-Taye, the General Manager of the law firm, expressed, "I am proud of the team behind the 'Waeya' initiative, and everyone dedicated to enhancing its success and showcasing its positive impact on society. Our partnership with Alwaleed Philanthropies ensures progress towards a future thriving with justice.”


small_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1).jpeg

thumbnail_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1).jpeg

WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1).jpeg

 “Waeya” initiative Launches the Eighth Phase to enhance legal awareness and empower women legally.

Alwaleed Philanthropies in cooperation with Habitat for Humanity rebuilding houses, and distributing temporary home kits those directly affected by the earthquake in Albania.

large_albania_en.jpg

medium_albania_en.jpg

small_albania_en.jpg

thumbnail_albania_en.jpg

albania_en.jpg

Albania Earthquake Recovery Program

Alwaleed Philanthropies "Global" Joins Forces with Habitat for Humanity to Aid Families Impacted by Albania Earthquake

Alwaleed Philanthropies Waeya Initiative Supports Saudi Women to Face Domestic Violence in Accordance with Women's Rights

large_gvKNyDZJm1HsFTII8P1i_waeya.jpg

medium_gvKNyDZJm1HsFTII8P1i_waeya.jpg

small_gvKNyDZJm1HsFTII8P1i_waeya.jpg

thumbnail_gvKNyDZJm1HsFTII8P1i_waeya.jpg

gvKNyDZJm1HsFTII8P1i_waeya.jpg

Waeya Legal Initiative

Empowering Saudi Women: The Waeya Initiative Combats Domestic Violence, Upholding Saudi Women's Rights

large_atlai-cover.jpg

medium_atlai-cover.jpg

small_atlai-cover.jpg

thumbnail_atlai-cover.jpg

atlai-cover.jpg

Alwaleed Philanthropies Launches Atlai, An Innovative AI Platform to Support Global Efforts to Combat Deforestation.

Together, we work to build environmentally conscious communities, promote better resource management, and clean energy technologies. We collaborate with community organizations, NGOs, governments, and change-makers to create a cleaner and greener environment for all.

Supporting a Healthier Environment

large_1- main photo.jpg

medium_1- main photo.jpg

small_1- main photo.jpg

thumbnail_1- main photo.jpg

1- main photo.jpg

Alwaleed Philanthropies Stands Up to Cyberbullying in the Metaverse! 

Join your voices with ours so we can accelerate the change.

Take a look at what we have to say about the causes that we believe in.

We believe that awareness can change realities.

Together, for humanity.

We strive for a world of equal opportunities

+4$ Billion

+1 Billion

190  Countries

+40 Years

We initiate, support and collaborate on philanthropic projects and campaigns around the world, irrespective of **gender, race or religion**.

From my coming of age, I have had a personal goal to harness the power of collaboration to build a more sustainable, resilient, tolerant, and united community. To achieve this goal, I came to the realization that this success is dependent considerably on bridging cultures. Beyond geographical spreads, bridging cultures is to rise above personal and professional challenges to provide foundational support systems ultimately. Essentially, it starts and extends with creating shared value formations within and beyond organizations to generate greater societal benefits.


Worldwide, the Cultural and Creative industries are generating $2,250bn annually and creating 30 million jobs, with and approximately $15bn per year being generated in Saudi Arabia at an estimated 13% GDP growth rate. Saudi Arabia’s arts and culture scene is emerging quickly yet steadily.


There are six UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the Kingdom with 10 more on the tentative list. The 44th session of the World Heritage Committee concluded the Kingdom is home to the highest number of UNESCO Heritage landmarks in the Gulf. The Kingdom’s rich culture is shaped by the diversity of its people, social values and generosity, and Islamic values - all of which are the basis of Saudi Arabia’s cultural identity. We have seen incredible change and growth in Saudi Arabia’s cultural sector – especially with the country’s blueprint, Vision2030, to propel all-encompassing cross-sector infrastructural developments forward. An agile independent arts scene turns into a livelier international attraction by the day. There is a need and interest to share our heritage and values through education, art and culture. From Saudi Arabia’s inaugural participation at the Venice Biennale in 2011 to the debut of the Kingdom’s first Ad-Diriyah Biennale marking Saudi Arabia as a significant player in contemporary art. With infinite pursuit, Saudi Arabia is now home to the world’s first-ever Islamic Arts Biennale - a ground-breaking platform, documenting under-documented histories and welding richly diverse cultures under the theme ‘Awal Bait’ for its inaugural edition.

The importance of bridging culture gaps for the better good

Together, we bridge the gap between cultures and forge the way for global communities to become more open and tolerant. We seek to innovate and foster a new meaning of peace and inclusiveness through education, art and conversational exchange between communities.

Bridging Cultures Together

Considerable undertakings are taking place both in Saudi Arabia and by Saudi Arabian philanthropic entities that are acting as enablers for the next generation of thought leaders and specialist practitioners. 

In conjunction and with a close eye toward shaping better days, today marks the International Day of Peace, also known as #PeaceDay as declared by the UN General Assembly. Beyond a focus on laying down arms, this day addresses key actions in an increasingly inclusive world. As the world embraces cultural differences and challenges deeply-rooted societal structures, it presents an opportunity to take in hand the repercussions of online and offline hate crimes.

Setting the scene in the lead-up to this day earlier this month, the United Nations (UN) International Conference on Women, Peace and Security called for Arab countries to involve more women in conversations and decision-making surrounding peace. Over the years, UN data shows that the growing involvement of women in peace agreements exercises strong influence in negotiations lasting 15 years or more and is 64 percent less likely to fail. 

This year’s theme for the day, “End racism. Build peace.” contributes toward world peace by disintegrating engrained structures of racism, and supporting equality and human rights movements globally. Alwaleed Philanthropies, chaired by HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Al Saud, has long supported this mission. We are driving progress to achieve gender equality opportunities, paving the way toward a better future for the next generation, and supporting a series of empowerment, educational and occupational programs. 

Our work with the Barca Foundation improved the emotional and physical well-being of refugee children in Athens. Our partnerships with the World Scouting Foundation promote volunteering for women and young people, and economic empowerment in Yemen with our partner Education for Employment. As a non-governmental organization, Alwaleed Philanthropies is playing a full part in responding to global humanitarian crises and mitigating life-changing risks. Humanitarian need is growing across the globe, particularly with extreme poverty rates nearly doubling between 2015 and 2018 in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), from 3.8% to 7.2%, spurred by the conflicts in Syria and Yemen. 

large_hrh-princess-lamia-alsaud.jpg

medium_hrh-princess-lamia-alsaud.jpg

small_hrh-princess-lamia-alsaud.jpg

thumbnail_hrh-princess-lamia-alsaud.jpg

hrh-princess-lamia-alsaud.jpg

An inflection point for communities online and in the real world

**The Impact of "Wayea" 1: From Awareness to Empowerment!**

 "Waeya 1" succeeded in conveying the message of legal awareness and culture, but it did not stop at this achievement. Instead, it provided an opportunity for women in Al-Malaz Prison to experience change and improvement in 2014.
The initiative began with a proactive counseling program targeting various women: employees, students, and business leaders. Its main goal was to provide legal consultations and build awareness foundations in universities and events. It also provided an opportunity for women who had experienced violence to be empowered through diverse courses covering topics ranging from women's rights between Sharia and the law to labor rights in the Saudi system and even issues related to harassment.
However, this was not enough. The initiative turned its focus to women in Al-Malaz Prison after they had served their sentences, with a post-crime program. "Waeya 1" provided legal consultations, took up some cases for the inmates, and assisted in their rehabilitation. Social activities and educational lectures were held in the prison, and a special program was designed for female employees and supervisors in Al-Malaz Prison, clarifying the rights of the inmates, the duties of prison staff, and more.

**"Waeya 2" Towards a More Legally Aware Society**

"Waeya 2" has demonstrated its unwavering commitment to disseminating legal knowledge and making it accessible to various segments of society through " Waeya 2" in 2015.
As part of this initiative, a diverse range of training courses and legal programs with specific objectives were offered. Proactive counseling was directed towards universities, endowments, and charitable institutions through the provision of various training courses, contributing to the enhancement of legal awareness among young people.
Furthermore, a dedicated program was designed for businesswomen, featuring lectures and workshops that covered multiple issues, including proactive crime prevention and project management.
In addition to providing free legal consultations to those in need, legal support was offered in institutions under the Ministry of Social Affairs, such as shelters and girls' care institutions.

**"Waeya 3" - A Journey of Excellence in Legal Service and Empowerment!**

"Waeya 3" initiative reflects a success story as it adopted a variety of issues and provided diverse legal consultations during the years 2016-2017:
Focus was placed on a range of urgent issues, from personal status matters to cybercrimes, extortion, and public opinion cases.
Around 1,200 legal consultations were provided, covering a wide range of legal issues. These included matters related to personal status, financial systems, surveillance, guardianship, inheritance, and many others.
A training and qualification program was designed to develop the theoretical and practical skills of participants, benefiting 18 trainees in 2016 and 50 trainees in 2017.
Programs were also conducted in collaboration with the Ministry of Social Affairs, involving visits to girls' care institutions and prisons, as well as hosting inmates from shelters to provide psychological and social support in 2016.
In 2017, "Waeya 3" collaborated with the Ministry of Social Affairs through awareness and training programs in various universities, including Mohammed bin Fahd University, King Saud University, Princess Nourah University, Prince Sultan University, and Dar Al Uloom University, in addition to care institutions. These programs included explanations of Saudi laws and diverse issues aimed at enhancing legal awareness among participants.

**"Waeya 4" Advances on its Sustainable Path to Legal Empowerment of Women through "Waeya" mobile application!**

"Waeya 4" has undertaken several prominent projects, championed important issues, and provided legal consultations. The proactive awareness-counseling program delivered lectures and training workshops at universities, offering legal consultations to university staff and students, including King Saud University, Princess Nourah University, and Prince Sultan University in 2018.
Furthermore, the initiative continued its efforts in educating the inmates of shelters and girls' care institutions and worked to spread these awareness programs in multiple regions of the Kingdom.
Dedicated to its goal of providing legal assistance, "Waeya 4" received as many legal consultations as possible and carefully addressed 70 cases.
To enhance legal capabilities, "Waeya 4" provided training and qualification for two hundred legal professionals in practical and scientific training.
Finally, " Waeya 4" launched a mobile application aimed at promoting legal awareness and offering free consultation services to users.

**"Waeya 5" Proves Its Strength in Achieving Legal Awareness and Making an Effective Contribution to Women's Empowerment and Community Development**

In 2019, the "Waeya 5" initiative continued its remarkable journey in spreading legal awareness and culture.
"Waeya 5" delivered inspiring awareness lectures in various places, addressing important topics related to the legal systems in the Kingdom. Many institutions and universities benefited from these lectures, with 570 participants.
"Waeya 5" continued to provide legal consultations through a specialized team of consultants and lawyers, offering more than 2,300 consultations in various fields.
The initiative also handled 30 diverse cases, contributing to the provision of justice and assistance in important issues.
"Waeya 5" worked on a training program at Dar Al Uloom University, providing an opportunity for 50 trainees, who were law and Sharia graduates, with both theoretical and practical guidance on the concept of advocacy and the use of electronic services provided by the Ministry of Justice.

**"Waeya 6" - A Story of Excellence and Development in the Time of the Pandemic**

The year 2021 was an exceptional year due to the challenges posed by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless, t "Waeya 6" initiative continued to pursue its objectives and develop its programs.
In collaboration with the Human Rights Commission and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, "Waeya 6" initiative provided remote legal training programs for female lawyers and attorneys across the Kingdom. Over 205 trainees benefited from these programs, enhancing their skills and legal knowledge.
"Waeya 6" initiative persisted in offering legal consultations through its application, contributing to the resolution of legal cases and issues faced by women.
To support 200 cases related to violence, harm, and other matters. It provided the necessary legal support to protect women's rights and assist in achieving justice. Additionally, it offered legal support to more than 150 other beneficiaries, positively influencing their lives.
To provide its services more effectively to women, "Waeya 6" continued to use its electronic application, allowing users to receive free legal consultations and expand legal awareness.

large_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1)-2.jpeg

medium_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1)-2.jpeg

small_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1)-2.jpeg

thumbnail_WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1)-2.jpeg

WhatsApp Image 2021-11-21 at 12.05.09 PM (1)-2.jpeg

Learn about "Waeya” a story of transformation and empowerment where it has built legal awareness and empowered women over the years

We strive for a world of equal opportunities

Together, for humanity.

We strive for a world of equal opportunities

Together, for humanity.

Atlai

Global

28 Feb 2024

Latest Work

Albania Earthquake Recovery Program

Waeya Legal Initiative

Alwaleed Philanthropies Launches Atlai,...

Alwaleed Philanthropies Stands Up...

News

Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University Launches Advanced Scout Leader Program

Alwaleed Philanthropies “Global” and UN-Habitat partner to support the restoration of Water...

Alwaleed Philanthropies “Global” Announces Strategic Partnership with Save the Children to...

Alwaleed Philanthropies & Ashoka Arab World celebrate the graduates of the Innovation...

Alwaleed Philanthropies Forms Strategic Partnership with FutureLearn to Enhance Educational Opportunities

“Waeya” initiative Launches the Eighth Phase to enhance legal awareness and...

Thought Leadership

The importance of bridging culture gaps for the better good

An inflection point for communities online and in the real world

Learn about "Waeya” a story of transformation and empowerment where it has...

We initiate, support and collaborate on philanthropic projects and campaigns around the world, irrespective of gender, race or religion.

Changing The World Through

Developing Communities

Women & Youth Empowerment

Bridging Cultures Together

Providing Disaster Relief

Supporting a Healthier Environment

HRH Al Waleed Bin Talal

We believe that awareness can change realities.

Join your voices with ours so we can accelerate the change.

Take a look at what we have to say about the causes that we believe in.