As the Holy Month of Ramadan drew to a close, NRTC Group marked its final days with one of the most meaningful gestures of the season — a donation of 400 fruit baskets to the community, in partnership with Beit Al Khair Society.

Partnering with Purpose

Beit Al Khair Society is one of the UAE’s most respected humanitarian organisations, and their Iftar Project stands as one of their flagship Ramadan initiatives. From the Iftar tent in Port Saeed, Deira, the organisation distributed 2,000 meals every single day throughout Ramadan — amounting to an extraordinary 60,000 meals across the Holy Month — each prepared and served to the highest standards of quality and care.
The tent welcomed people from all walks of life — a true reflection of the spirit of Ramadan, where no distinction is made and every person is received with the same warmth and generosity.
NRTC Group was proud to contribute 400 fruit baskets to this effort, as our way of giving back to the community that surrounds us.

The Spirit of the Iftar Tent

There is something profound about the Ramadan Iftar tent. It is one of the few spaces where backgrounds, professions, and circumstances fade into the background — where the shared act of breaking fast brings people together as equals. That spirit of unity is something NRTC deeply believes in.
For a company whose mission is rooted in ensuring access to fresh, quality produce for all, contributing to a space like this felt natural. Nourishment is not a privilege — it is something every person deserves, with dignity.

Ending the Month Right

This initiative was part of NRTC’s broader Ramadan community programme — a commitment to showing up not just as a business, but as a meaningful member of the communities we serve across the UAE.
We are proud to have closed this Ramadan in partnership with Beit Al Khair Society, and we extend our heartfelt gratitude to their team for the extraordinary work they carried out every single day of the Holy Month.

To learn more about Beit Al Khair Society and their community initiatives, visit www.beitalkhair.org.