Doha, May 31 (QNA) - Through its seasonal "Greatest Days" campaign, Qatar Charity was able to extend its reach to hundreds of thousands of needy and low-income families worldwide during the recent Eid al-Adha holiday, bringing joy to their hearts.

This was achieved through the implementation of the Udhiyah project in 43 countries, including Qatar.

In a statement released today, Qatar Charity explained that the number of donations exceeded the campaign's target by 3,113 Udhiyah, bringing the total number of distributed Udhiyah to 45,763.

The number of beneficiaries reached over 900,000 people, with a total value of approximately 30 million Qatari Riyals.

Outside Qatar, implementation focused on countries affected by ongoing crises, particularly Palestine (including Gaza), Somalia, Syria, Kenya, and Sudan, helping strengthen food security and reach the most vulnerable groups.

Within Qatar, beneficiaries included low-income families, orphan households, widows, divorced women, and families of prisoners.

The project's success was supported by Qatar Charity's field offices in more than 33 countries, partnerships with local organizations, and early planning, including contracting reliable suppliers and preparing verified beneficiary lists.

In Qatar, distribution was facilitated through smart vouchers via the "Alaqraboon" app, ensuring an organized and accessible delivery process.

Commenting on the project, Executive Director of Communications and Community Impact at Qatar Charity, Abdulaziz Jassim Hejji thanked donors for their generosity and trust.

He noted that the project exceeded its target by around 7 percent, reflecting the strong engagement of supporters and their continued commitment to helping those in need. (QNA)