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TEXT: Support My White-Collar Boxing Journey for Madagascar!

I’ve always believed that the biggest challenges bring the greatest rewards. That’s why I’ve signed up for Spartans White Collar Boxing—an intense, no-holds-barred training program to get me fight-ready for the big event on Saturday, 31st May. Over the next few months, I’ll be pushing my limits, stepping into the ring, and putting everything on the line—not just for the thrill of the fight, but for something much bigger.

I’m taking on this challenge to raise funds for Gulf for Good’s project in Nosy Be, Madagascar. Your donations will help fund vital initiatives that provide education, skills training, and work opportunities for people with disabilities. Every punch, every drop of sweat, and every moment of this journey is for a cause that truly matters.

But I can’t do it alone. I need your support to reach my fundraising goal and make a real impact.

Donate now and be part of this incredible journey!

Your support means the world—let’s make this fight count! 

#FightForMadagascar #SpartansBoxing #GulfForGood

Charity Project

In Nosy Be, Madagascar, people with disabilities have long faced discrimination, with little to no support or opportunities. Gulf for Good is working to change that by supporting an education center that provides vital education, skills training, and employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

As part of this initiative, we are fundraising to purchase a recycling machine, which will allow the center to generate its own income and become self-sustainable. This machine will not only support the center financially but also create work opportunities for adults with disabilities, empowering them with independence and dignity.

Through this project, we are not only improving the lives of those directly involved but also working to change perceptions within the local community—showcasing the abilities and potential of people with disabilities through exhibitions, excursions, and outreach programs.

With over 60 individuals currently enrolled at the center, aged 5 and above, and 90% of students’ family members employed there, this initiative supports both individuals with disabilities and their families, fostering a stronger, more inclusive community.

Fundraising

This challenge is held in association with Gulf for Good, a UAE-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of underprivileged children and communities worldwide.

The breakdown of how donations are distributed is as follows:

• 75% of funds raised go directly to the education center in Madagascar, funding the purchase of a recycling machine to create sustainable income and employment for people with disabilities.

• 15% of funds raised go to Gulf for Good, supporting their ongoing efforts to deliver impactful charitable projects.

• 10% of funds raised go to Dubai Humanitarian for their emergency response initiatives.

To learn more about Gulf for Good and the work we do, visit: www.gulfforgood.org.

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