Among the pioneering contributions of Alrajhi Endowment in the social field is their recent endeavor in providing poor families with professional and vocational skills through offering a number of women part-time jobs in its big agricultural project in Albatin,  east Buraidah, Alqasseem, in collaboration with charities in Al-qasseem, in an attempt to make these families productive, to finde sources of income that would suffice their needs as much as possible, to make them self-reliant, and to instill the love of work and productivity in the hearts of its members. This would lead to self-content when one wins his living on his own as exemplified in the prophetic guidance. The Prophet  (peace be upon him) says: "No one has ever eaten any food that is better than eating what his hands have earned. And indeed the Prophet of Allah, Dawud, would eat from the earnings of his hands". Furthermore, our Islamic religion did not address the temporal need of the needy through material support, but it tried to help him in a more effective way by empowering and encouraging him to do any kind of work to avoid begging. The Prophet  (peace be upon him) says: It is better to carry a bundle of wood on your back (and sell it), than beg the people who may or may not give." 

The Alrajhi Endowment implemented this program to achieve the following objectives:

Creating job opportunities for poor women within their local environment.

Investing  potential capabilities of the needy families .

Familiarizing the members of needy families to work and be productive.

Sustaining the great achievements made ​​by charities in supporting the needy .

To be a good example for charities and private institutions