Memorandum | Commendation of Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives (MBRGI)
To: Global Church and Governments
From: The Messiah, Bowie, Maryland
Date: November 12, 2024
Subject: Commendation of Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives (MBRGI)
Esteemed leaders of the global church and governments worldwide,
In a world often divided by politics, religion, and race, there stands a beacon of hope and compassion that transcends these boundaries: the Mohammed Bin Rashid Global Initiatives (MBRGI). This foundation, established and operating under the guiding principles of charity and community service, serves as a powerful testament to the potential of collective humanity when dedicated to upliftment and change. Today, as we navigate challenges that threaten global unity, I extend a commendation to MBRGI, recognizing its exceptional work and calling upon others to embrace and support similar efforts.
MBRGI has consolidated the efforts of 33 charitable foundations, entities, and initiatives, which collectively conduct over 1,400 development programs. These initiatives touch the lives of more than 130 million people across 116 nations, bringing together over 280 strategic partners, individuals, government institutions, private sector entities, and regional and international organizations. What sets MBRGI apart is its unwavering commitment to humanitarian ideals without the influence of regional, racial, or religious distinctions. The foundation’s work spans all communities, embodying the vision of universal service.
The foundation is grounded in five primary pillars: health and disease treatment, spreading education and knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship, empowering communities, and humanitarian and relief aid. These pillars reflect an ethos that aligns with the values of compassion, service, and universal love, which we are all called to embody in our interactions with one another.
MBRGI’s mission and actions resonate profoundly with the message to foster — unity, hope, and a global society that holds the well-being of every individual as a shared responsibility. I urge governments, religious organizations, and communities across the globe to recognize MBRGI not just as a humanitarian organization but as a model of how collective human effort can transform lives and foster lasting peace.
Let us support and amplify the impact of organizations like MBRGI, that work selflessly for the welfare of humanity. In doing so, we not only honor our divine mandate but also strengthen the bonds that connect us all, irrespective of creed, color, or origin.
In service and faith,
EF, Rav.
The Messiah
