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'Theeb Rent a Car' extends agreement to deduct one Riyal from each contract for orphans

'Theeb Rent a Car' extends agreement to deduct one Riyal from each contract for orphans

Theeb Rent a Car has extended the Memorandum of Understanding with the Charity Society for Orphan Care in Riyadh (Insan) for another year. According to this MOU, the company deducts one riyal from each individual lease contract it concludes to be transferred to (Insan) in support of sponsoring orphans.
The MOU was signed by the Director of Marketing Department of the company, Mohammad Othman Al-Qadi, and the General Manager of Insan Society, Mohammad Saad Al-Muhareb, in presence of a number of the Society's sponsors.

For the second successive year, the MOU extension comes under Theeb Al Kheir Program, through which Theeb Rent a Car contributes to supporting programs and charitable work within the framework of the company’s social responsibility. This includes various types of support and assistance to a number of associations and entities that are active in the field of charitable and humanitarian work in a number of Saudi cities and governorates.

After signing the MOU, Mohammed Othman Al-Qadi, Director of Marketing Department at Theeb Rent a Car, said: “At Theeb Rent a Car, we are keen to continue supporting charitable and humanitarian work through Theeb Al Kheir Program. We work through this initiative in sustainable manner to provide support for the segments that need a helping hand. The company will continue to support this program based on its social responsibility and on insights and initiatives for supporting entities that are active in charitable and humanitarian work, in order to maintain the levels of services provided by these entities.”

Al-Qadi noted that Theeb Rent a Car continues to serve the community and support associations and organizations that carry out charitable and humanitarian work, in order to expand the scope of the company’s work and to ensure consistency and improvement of its charitable services, which helps it provide sustainable sources of income and preserve the levels of its services. He has urged relevant authorities to join hands and cooperate for serving community in this field, which leads to activating the role of social responsibility and enhancing contribution to achieving sustainable development in the society.

Theeb Rent A Car, awarded ISO 9001 quality management international certification, ISO 14001 environmental management system certification, and ISO 45001 certification for occupational health and safety system, is one of the major pioneering companies in car rental field. It provides a wide range of car rental solutions and services, including long and short term rentals, with a broad base of clients from various categories, sectors, and individuals. The company's cumulative experience extends for more than 30 years since it has launched its car rental business in 1991, with a fleet of more than 22,000 vehicles.
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