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“Banin Charity Association” Officially Assigned to Manage the Shelter Center at the Sports City Stadium
A meeting concluded between Prime Minister Dr. Nawaf Salam and Beirut Governor Judge Marwan Abboud with the Secretary-General of the Banin Charity Association, Mr. Jad Beydoun, resulting in a decision to assign the Association with managing the shelter center to be established inside the Sports City Stadium in Beirut, to receive those displaced by the aggression against Lebanon.
Following the meeting, Secretary-General of the Banin Charity Association Jad Beydoun confirmed that this assignment represents “a true honor for the Association, as there is nothing nobler than being present alongside your people in their most difficult and trying moments.”
This governmental assignment serves as a testament to the trust placed in the Association’s ability to shoulder large-scale logistical and humanitarian responsibilities under exceptional circumstances of great sensitivity and complexity.
It is also worth noting that the preparation of the center has already begun as of tonight, and with your support, we can accelerate the completion of this center which will shelter and support our people.
Since its founding, Banin Charity Association has forged meaningful partnerships with international organizations to amplify its humanitarian impact across Lebanon. Notably, Wish Foundation Australia (since 2020) and Amity Foundation Dearborn (since 2024), have become strategic partners, providing critical support for Banin’s nine core programs and emergency relief initiatives. Their contributions are instrumental in ensuring Banin can meet the growing needs of the community, particularly through the Crisis Management Team (CMT), which has been pivotal during the current crisis.