Engr. Saad Al-Zahrani

The Charitable Society for Marriage and Family Guidance in Jeddah revealed that 4,420 men and women were provided with SR20 million to get married.

Saad Al-Zahrani, financial supervisor at the organization and member of the board of directors explained that the charity continues to provide assistance and advice to young girls on how to build a good family.

Al Zahrani said the association is also seeking to contribute in providing qualifying programs before marriage for the young men and women on how to live a happy married life to prevent divorce in the future.

Al Zahrani said they are giving these courses with the help of trainers, advisers and experts in the field of family guidance and reform.

He requested the affluent and philanthropists to financially contribute to the organization for its work to help young men and women.

Al-Zahrani said the organization helps with soft loans, and buying home furniture and gifts for the bride and other things needed by a newlywed couple to establish a home.

He also pointed out that the charity also relieves some of the financial burden of marriage banquet halls, kitchens and household electrical appliances.

He said the Charitable Society of Marriage and Family Guidance in Jeddah is a leading association working with professionalism and innovation to assist youths or orphans who can’t afford marriage and makes their married life stable through effective partnerships and team work.

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