Charities
Gulf for Good challenges raise funds for deserving causes, in the areas where individual challenges take place. Our policy is not simply to hand out money, but rather to identify important and well thought-out projects that will use the funds wisely. Where necessary, we work closely with other charities to ensure that:
- money is properly allocated and spent; and
- no future misuse is made of anything paid for by G4G
No money raised by challenge participants goes to G4G's administration, which is funded solely by challenge deposits and Official Sponsors. Approximately one-third of funds raised pays individual challenge costs, and the balance goes to the relevant ''good cause''. All expenditures are approved and monitored by the Charity's accountants, auditors and Board of Governors.
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Abel Santa Maria School for the Visually Impaired
Gulf for Good visited this school in Havana during the Revolutionary Ride challenge in Cuba in November 2010. Funds donated to the school have been used for necessary capital expenditure on replacement doors.
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Al Manar Charity School
The Al Manar Charity School, Ajman provides free schooling to more than 2400 children up to the age of 16. With no government funding, it is reliant entirely on public donations.
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Al Noor Association for the Blind
Oman. Supported by the "The Mussandam Challenge " in 2006
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Amani Children's Home
Tanzania. Supported by the "Kilimanjaro Challenge" in 2008 and "Trek to the Roof of Africa" in 2012
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