A Saudi Non-Profit Foundation

Khalid bin Fahd Al-Buayz and His Parents Foundation

A licensed private grant-making foundation headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia (License No. 192, issued 19 March 2017). We support families, housing, healthcare, and marriage — with strategic alignment to Saudi Vision 2030.

Vision

To be a leading Saudi philanthropic foundation empowering vulnerable families through sustainable, dignified support programs.

Mission

Providing structured aid across five pillars — family support, housing, healthcare, marriage enablement, and orphan/widow care.

Governance

Board of Trustees, two committees (Finance & Investment, Governance & Risk), annual external audit, full public disclosure.

Institutional Snapshot

Legal form	Licensed private philanthropic foundation
License / Date	No. 192 · 19 March 2017
Regulator	National Center for the Non-Profit Sector (NCNP)
Headquarters	Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Governance model	Board of Trustees + 2 specialized committees
Financial base	Founder-donated real estate assets + endowed capital
Strategic frame	Saudi Vision 2030 · Human Capability Development Program
Contact	info@albuaijan-foundation.org.sa

Programs (Foundational Phase)

Transparency notice: The Foundation is currently in its methodology & readiness stage. Programs listed below are approved design frameworks; operational launch follows board approval and beneficiary registration completion.

Family Empowerment

Structured, dignity-preserving support for vulnerable households.

Housing Support

Rehabilitation, rent aid, and shelter-security interventions.

Healthcare Access

Access to essential medical care and specialized treatment.

Marriage Enablement

Enabling young Saudis to establish stable families.

Orphans & Widows

Long-term care programs for the most vulnerable groups.

Research & Studies

Evidence-based philanthropy through partnerships with academic institutions.

Standards & Commitments

Full compliance with Saudi non-profit law and NCNP oversight.
Zero-tolerance anti-fraud, AML/CFT policy aligned with FATF recommendations.
Personal Data Protection Law (PDPL / SDAIA) compliant data handling.
Annual external audit by an accredited independent firm.
Public disclosure of board decisions, annual reports, and financial statements.
Confidential whistleblower channel for stakeholders and staff.

For International Partners

We welcome MoUs, joint programs, academic research collaborations, and knowledge-exchange initiatives with reputable international foundations, universities, and multilateral organizations working in family welfare, human capability development, and philanthropic effectiveness.

Partnership request Governance framework

Full site is available in Arabic. A comprehensive English version is planned as part of our international-standards roadmap.