RIYADH: The National Platform for Charitable Work, known as Ehsan, said that it supported more than 70,000 students across the Kingdom in 2025 through various educational schemes.
The program sponsored more than 29,000 students, trained more than 27,000, distributed 15,000 devices and tools, and assisted 53 educational facilities, the Saudi Press Agency reported.
These efforts reflect Ehsan’s commitment to expanding its developmental impact and providing educational benefits, the SPA added.
The platform also aims to strengthen collaboration between the government and nonprofit sectors, supporting the goals of Saudi Vision 2030.
To promote a culture of giving, Ehsan, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, launched “The Little Philanthropist” service, enabling children aged 5 to 15 to donate through a secure page on the platform.
With more than 6,000 students already taking part, the service allows children to choose from charitable and development projects covering the health, education, environment and social sectors.
The scheme fosters solidarity and social responsibility, helping build a generation aware of the importance of community participation.
