Your Ramadan Reached Her Table
Laal is 75. She stopped eating so her grandchild could. Then your gift arrived.
Laal is raising her grandchild alone in a single-room mud home in rural Pakistan. After losing her husband and with no income, hunger became a nightly reality. Some evenings, she went without eating just so the little one wouldn’t notice.
“It’s fine for me if I don’t eat, but I am worried about the child.” — Laal, 75, Pakistan
Your generosity delivered a food parcel packed with flour, rice, oil, lentils, and more, enough to last over a month. Because of you, Laal’s grandchild no longer goes to sleep hungry.
Your Ramadan in Numbers
| 546,100Hot meals distributed | 1,867,923People reached | 8,990Food parcels distributed | 34Grand Iftars organized |
Impact By Country
Gaza — 1,013,349 people reached. Your donations delivered hot meals and food parcels across Northern Gaza, Khan Younis, and Central Gaza.
Sudan — 192,000 people reached. You served meals at 7 Grand Iftars in displacement camps, with daily meals and food parcels for thousands more.
Pakistan — Over 1,000 people supported. You provided a Grand Iftar in Islamabad and daily meals for wage workers and those in need.
Lebanon — 2,790 people nourished. You brought hot meals and psychosocial care to displaced families.
“ I’m happy today because this beautiful day is something we were deprived of for two years. Finally feels like Ramadan has come. ”
Because of you, families in Gaza didn't break their fast alone. Your support brought people together for Grand Iftars in Central Gaza and Khan Younis.
“ I had to make the food last as long as I could. ”
Because of you, 230 families in Gaza didn't go hungry this Ramadan. Your generosity packed each parcel with olive oil, rice, flour, dates, and other essentials, enough to carry a family through the holiest month of the year.
Salman stopped dreaming the day a car crushed his spine.
At 17, a road accident left Salman paralyzed from the waist down. For over a decade, he fought to recover, but without consistent income, physiotherapy became impossible to afford. His father, the family’s only earner, passed away from cancer, leaving Salman and his mother with nothing.
This Ramadan, your support delivered food to their door. But Salman’s hope goes further. With a rickshaw, he could earn a living and care for his mother.
“If I get a rickshaw, it will make things easier.”
You can make that possible.
