‏As part of fostering ethical values and promoting a culture of giving, the College of Business Club (Female Section) at King Khalid University, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the “Jood in Ramadan” initiative on Wednesday, 19th Ramadan 1446 AH (March 19, 2025), at Abha General Hospital for Children from 9:00 PM to 12:00 AM. The initiative targeted more than 30 hospitalized children, ensuring a safe and sterile environment for their comfort and well-being. The children and their mothers were warmly welcomed and provided with healthy meals of fruits and milk, tailored to each child’s medical condition, creating a compassionate and giving atmosphere.

‏The College of Applied Medical Sciences Club in Khamis Mushait (Female Section), in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the “Google Wall” event as part of the “Ajawid 3” initiative on Tuesday, March 18, 2025. Under the theme “Ajawid Wall: Values Written in Golden Letters”, the event aimed to document noble values while fostering inspiration and community engagement. Through a digital artistic board, participants had the opportunity to leave their mark by adding a value they believe in, reinforcing the principles of tolerance, generosity, and cooperation. The event also sought to create an interactive space for exchanging inspiring ideas and promoting human values.

‏The College of Computer Science Club (Female Section), in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized “Ramadan Technologies” as part of “Ajawid 3” initiatives. The event took place online from March 16 to 20, 2025, starting at 9:00 PM. This interactive Ramadan-themed series aimed to enhance the technical and academic knowledge of computer science students and enthusiasts. The event featured various sessions, including a notable talk by Dr. Akila Thiagarajan on systematic research methods for writing professional academic papers.

‏The College of Culture and Arts Club, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the “Cultural Gems” initiative on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at Rijal Heritage Village in Rijal Almaa. The event was inaugurated by His Excellency the Governor of Rijal Almaa, Mr. Al-Hassan bin Abdul Khaliq Al-Hafthi, in the presence of local leaders and various community members. The initiative commenced at 9:00 PM, aiming to promote cultural and social values through activities that foster the dissemination of art, heritage, and culture, while strengthening social cohesion and deepening the community’s connection to its rich cultural legacy.

‏The Applied College Club in Sarat Abidah (Female Section), in partnership with the Community Development Association and in collaboration with the Student Affairs Deanship for Female Students, organized the “Generations and Values” program as part of the “Ajawid 3” initiatives on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, at 10:00 PM at the association’s headquarters. The program aimed to strengthen intergenerational bonds through an interactive gathering that brought together young people and seniors to discuss and promote the values of honesty and gratitude in an engaging and participatory manner. It also featured motivational activities designed to reinforce these values in daily life.

‏The College of Law Club, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the “A Bright Lantern” initiative as part of the “Ajawid 3” initiatives on Thursday, March 20, 2025, at Nawa Café in Abha. This event aimed to honor students of determination from the College of Law and their families, recognizing their resilience in overcoming daily challenges and highlighting their valuable contributions to society. The initiative emphasized the importance of inclusion, appreciation, and fostering a culture of support and generosity.

‏The College of Tourism and Hospitality Club, in collaboration with the Student Affairs Agency for Female Students, organized the “A Journey of Giving” initiative, which included a humanitarian visit to sick children at Abha Private Hospital. The initiative aimed to bring joy to the children, provide them with psychological and emotional support, promote a culture of giving and volunteerism among students, and spread compassion and solidarity during the holy month.