جمعية مضر الخيرية

About the association
The Mudar Charitable Society for Social Services in Al-Qudaih was established on 9/25/1387 AH by a group of zealous men in Al-Qudaih. It began its work in a small, one-room headquarters on the first floor of the building of the late Alawi Sayyed Nasser Al-Khadrawi, and on 5/1/1389 AH, that is, nearly two years after its founding, it was officially registered with the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs under No. (9) and began its work in light of A basic statute approved by the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs. At that time, the association was carrying out small work, as its efforts were limited to providing assistance to deserving families and some small projects whose cost did not exceed two thousand riyals. Now, the association is undertaking work worth millions of riyals, and praise, thanks and blessings be to God.

Vision and mission

Vision
A pioneering association in its services to build a society distinguished by its social solidarity, economic level, and cultural and health awareness.

the message:
We believe that the first task of our association is to provide care for the poor, the needy, widows, orphans, and the needy. We seek to communicate with charitable individuals and institutions of this country to provide the necessary resources to run the association’s tasks and the investment and service projects it undertakes that provide a portion of these resources and also provide distinguished service to individuals in the community.

Objectives
The organization's goals
1- Raising the social, living, residential, health, educational and cultural standards in the town.
2- Providing basic services to care for children, develop their skills, and develop themselves through the program provided by the kindergarten (Children’s Hospitality Center “Ain”).
3- Providing shelter services for people with special needs (disabled), orphans and the like who deserve permanent care.
4- Contributing to the care of the blind group through the Blind Care Center in Qatif Governorate.
5- Holding courses for self-development, education, and organizing family affairs.