Green Iftar Event Hosted By Abu Dhabi’s Eco-Chicks

green-iftarJoin Abu Dhabi’s Eco-Chicks for a Green Iftar on 6th of August and support ‘Recycle for a Cause’

After a busy year mapping out green activities across Abu Dhabi, the eco-minded women at Abu Dhabi Eco-Chicks are inviting everyone to a green iftar this Ramadan. “This is about bringing together like-minded individuals, supporting an environmental initiative and enjoying a greener iftar together,” the green group explains. They are asking guests to being along aluminium can tabs and plastic bags to donate to Recycle for a Cause, which send the items to the Philippines where they are transformed into recycled goods. These then help provide shelter, food and education for children rescued from living on dump sites across the Philippines.

Abu Dhabi Eco-Chicks explained that they were particularly keen to support this project as it incorporates three aspects of sustainability: re-use of materials (environment); social/people (engaging low-income communities); and economy (developing income). The hotel where they are hosting the event has also agreed to provide recycling boxes for the event, to use local sustainable fish and maintain the A/C at 24C.

The green iftar will take place on August 6th at the One to One Hotel in Abu Dhabi. You must RSVP no later than August 1st by emailing [email protected]. This is an open event for families, men and women so feel free to pass on the invitation to anyone who is interested! For more information about the work of the Abu Dhabi Eco-Chicks see their website. Update: It hasn’t been updated since 2014.

For more on green news from Abu Dhabi see:

Abu Dhabi Cyclist Are A Riding Target

Help the Abu Dhabi Eco-Chicks Map Out a Green Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi Princes Shames White House by Crowning Court Roof with Solar Panels

Arwa Aburawa
Arwa Aburawahttp://www.greenprophet.com
Arwa is a Muslim freelance writer who is interested in everything climate change related and how Islam can inspire more people to care for their planet and take active steps to save it while we can. She is endlessly suspicious of all politicians and their ceaseless meetings, especially as they make normal people believe that they are not part of the solution when they are the ONLY solution. Her Indian auntie is her model eco-warrier, and when Arwa is not busy helping out in the neighborhood alleyway garden, swap shopping or attempting fusion vegetarian dishes- with mixed success, she’d like to add- she can be found sipping on foraged nettle tea.

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