McDonald's Celebrates Saudi Founding Day with Over 1,000 Children with Down Syndrome from 21 Charitable Associations and Centers

With pride and joy, McDonald's Saudi Arabia celebrated "Saudi Founding Day" with 21 different charitable associations and centers, joining in the festivities with more than 1,000 children with Down syndrome across the central, eastern, and northern regions of the Kingdom.

Under the theme "Yawm Badina" (The Day We Started), McDonald's shared the joy of Saudi Founding Day by providing free meals and toys to children. The children expressed their delight in this celebration by wearing traditional and national attire representing the Kingdom's rich heritage. The charitable associations and centers extended their gratitude and appreciation to McDonald's for its consistent yearly participation in celebrating this day with their children and providing essential support.

This initiative is a unique and highly significant one, as it involves children from various age groups across charitable associations and centers throughout the Kingdom. It reflects McDonald's commitment to community participation, especially in national celebrations and events. McDonald's also contributed to the occasion by featuring patriotic phrases on its paper products, including coffee cups, and shared educational information about the day on its social media platforms. A large number of followers interacted with these posts, expressing their happiness and gratitude to McDonald's Saudi Arabia for participating in such national events.

McDonald's actively engages in numerous community initiatives aimed at serving the local Saudi community. To learn more about these initiatives, visit:
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