Her Highness Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak, the Mother of the Nation, has donated a tower, valued at AED172-million, to support the 'Life Endowment' campaign.
Sheikha Fatima also directed the renaming of Deena Tower to Life Tower, underscoring the campaign’s humanitarian mission.
She affirmed that the UAE’s values of generosity and compassion — instilled by the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan — continue to shape national efforts to support vulnerable communities.
The campaign, launched on May 19, aims to provide financial and mental health support for patients with chronic illnesses who are unable to access or afford necessary treatment.
On Sunday, the campaign raised AED115 million from 33,000 contributors within a week of its launch.
Sheikha Fatima also urged business leaders, philanthropists and members of the public to contribute to the initiative, stressing that healthcare is a fundamental human right.

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