Even in challenging times, the spirit of giving across the UAE showed no signs of slowing down this Ramadan
From small everyday donations to larger contributions, residents came together to support those in need throughout the Holy Month.
Food delivery platform talabat UAE has revealed the results of its 2026 “Share an Iftar” campaign, and it’s a powerful reflection of just how generous the community has been. With thousands of people choosing to give back, the initiative turned simple acts like ordering food into meaningful moments of impact. Across the UAE, customers didn’t just break their fasts, they helped others do the same.
A strong show of generosity across the UAE
Through the campaign, customers across the UAE chose to give back by donating meals and funds to those in need.
Here’s what was achieved locally:
- Over €468,000 raised in donations
- More than 5.55 million meals shared
- 43,000+ contributions from over 13,000 donors
It’s a clear reminder that even the smallest contribution can make a real difference when communities come together.
Millions of meals shared across the region
The impact didn’t stop in the UAE. Across the wider region, the campaign delivered even bigger numbers, showing a collective effort to support those in need during Ramadan.
Regional results included:
- Over 24 million meals shared
- €1.7 million raised in donations
- 218,000+ contributions from more than 77,000 donors
Supporting communities that need it most
In the UAE, the initiative worked with key organisations including Emirates Red Crescent, World Food Programme and Beit Al Khair. Together, these partnerships helped deliver meals and financial support to communities throughout Ramadan, ensuring donations reached those who needed them most.
A reminder of the spirit of Ramadan
While Ramadan is always a time for reflection and giving, this year’s campaign shows just how strong that spirit remains in the UAE. From thousands of individual contributions to millions of meals shared, it’s proof that when people come together, the impact can be huge.
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