Community Partnership
Product information
Community Partnership
Examples of Eligible Entities
Clubs licensed by Hawi or similar authorities
Non-profit organizations
Event and program management institutions
Partnership Criteria
Adds value to members and the community.
Contributes to community impact.
Enhances awareness and positive reputation.
Extends over medium to long term.
The entity must have at least 1,000 followers.
Masahat Requirements
Organize periodic events at Masahat.
Include the “Masahat” logo as a community partner in marketing posts.
Mention “Masahat” in written content as a community partner.
Tag Masahat’s account in social media posts.
Send Masahat invitations for hosted events.
Have all attendees leave a review on Google Maps.
Provided by Masahat
Complimentary use of the Event Space only.
Basic hospitality (water, tea ).
Basic setup (tables, chairs, sound systems).
Capacity
Limited (up to 12 partnerships – one partnership per field at a time to avoid conflicts of interest).
General Terms & Conditions
Introduction
Partnerships at Masahat aim to build professional and community relationships that add value and enrich members’ experience.
Both parties acknowledge that these partnerships are not financial sponsorships or material support of any kind, but rather mutual cooperation where each party provides added value under an organized framework of obligations and conditions.
1. General Nature of the Partnership
Partnerships under this document are non-financial; Masahat is not obliged to provide any financial support under any circumstances.
The partnership is based on exchanging services or benefits as agreed in writing.
No legal or employment obligations arise outside what is explicitly documented.
Using the logo or participating in activities does not imply endorsement or official adoption by Masahat of the partner or their activities.
2. Partnership Term & Termination
The partnership becomes effective from the date of written or electronic approval by both parties.
Masahat may terminate the partnership immediately in the following cases:
Breach of any agreed obligations or conditions.
The other party stops providing agreed services or benefits.
Unauthorized use of Masahat’s name or logo.
Violating Masahat’s values or professional and behavioral standards.
Either party may terminate the partnership by mutual consent, with at least 14 days written notice.
Neither party bears any compensation or liability as long as termination complies with these terms.
3. Obligations of the Parties
A. Partner Obligations
Full compliance with the agreed terms and criteria.
Do not use Masahat’s name or logo without prior written approval.
Provide agreed services or benefits with suitable quality and according to the schedule.
Do not represent Masahat or speak on its behalf without prior written permission.
Maintain professionalism and continuity during the partnership.
B. Masahat Obligations
Provide agreed services or benefits according to the partnership type.
Mention the partner by name or logo in marketing materials within the scope of the partnership.
Enable the partner to use facilities or participate in activities based on availability and prior scheduling.
4. Intellectual Property & Trademarks
Each party retains full rights to its intellectual property and trademarks.
No party may use the other’s name or logo without prior written approval.
All shared materials produced from the partnership may be used for promotional purposes only unless otherwise agreed in writing.
5. Confidentiality & Privacy
Both parties must maintain confidentiality of exchanged information and not disclose it without prior written consent.
Information obtained through the partnership may not be used for personal or commercial purposes outside the cooperation.
6. Duration & Renewal
The partnership lasts six (6) months or one year from the effective date.
The partnership may be renewed if both parties agree and continue to comply with the terms.
Masahat reserves the right to review or amend these terms in line with internal policies or service developments, with reasonable notice of any major changes.