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2023 Annual Report

July 2022 – June 2023

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Mission

Zakat Foundation of America helps Muslims carry out their Zakat duties easily, correctly, and wisely. It diligently, effectively, and with dignity delivers these alms, along with voluntary charity from caring people of all beliefs, to the poor, the hungry, the thirsty, the stricken, the war-ravaged, the bereaved, and the dislocated worldwide.

Vision

Zakat Foundation of America, unique among global humanitarian agencies, advances Zakat as a primary vehicle for human upliftment and social development. We channel the spirit of Zakat's divine alms obligation, along with its strong voluntary sadaqah-charity imperative, into a calling of universal inspiration: Let every human being blessed with life­-sustaining means find the relative, neighbor, or other in pressing life-need to share in that blessing, purifying one's self and wealth and spreading about life and love among our human family.

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Food Security

Emergency Relief

Livelihoods

Education

Health & Wellness

Water Wells & Sadaqah Jariyah

Orphan Sponsorship

Women's Empowerment

Refugee Resettlement & IDPs

Where we work

Zakat Foundation Offices

Food Security

Emergency Relief

Livelihoods

Education

Health & Wellness

Water Wells & Sadaqah Jariyah

Orphan Sponsorship

Women's Empowerment

Refugee Resettlement & IDPs

Where we work

Zakat Foundation Offices

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"Seeking only the Face of God. That is the urgent instinct coursing free in our veins, a present will to soothe our fellow human beings and be soothed by them.Acting on this inclination is, in fact, tantamount to the God-given right to be fully human."

Halil Demir, Zakat Foundation of America Founder & Executive Director
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LETTER FROM THE DIRECTOR

Dear Cherished Supporters & Friends,

Assalamu 'alaykum and peace to you.

In our 23rd year of dedicated service, I express my deepest gratitude for your unwavering support. Your generosity has changed countless lives, at home and abroad, fueling our efforts at Zakat Foundation of America.

The past year has been monumentally challenging. Then came the Gaza catastrophe just after our fiscal year ended, where we became the first NGO to air-drop aid there. Our teams mobilized quickly, delivering humanitarian aid including 2.6 million meals and nearly 2.7 million liters of water. We've included a special report on our Gaza response, even though it falls outside this report period.

Yet we didn't stop our community building programs to end poverty. We reached 7,524 beneficiaries across six countries, with initiatives like livestock distribution in Mali and Yemen and vocational training in Jordan.

Food security remains a pressing global challenge. Our commitment to alleviate hunger has allowed us to feed millions, in Afghanistan and 42 other countries. Your gifts have been vital in ensuring families receive the nourishment they need.

The impact of your generosity is illustrated through stories of transformation.

At home, we assisted job seekers in the United States and helped refugees settle and thrive, find new jobs aligned with their qualifications.

Your incredible generosity and our dedicated volunteers extended our global charitable reach and deepened our humanitarian impact. We are truly grateful for your trust.

In these pages, you will see our global commitment to delivering aid to the most vulnerable. The challenges we face are significant, but through collective effort and continued support, we can make a difference. I encourage you to stay engaged and spread the word about our mission.

Let us continue to embody this spirit of compassion through our word and action. In a world that is full of hate, we must spread humanity by sharing love, giving love and living love.

Thank you again for your support, trust and prayers. May Almighty God reward you and your families abundantly in this life and the Hereafter.

Peace & God's Mercy and Blessings
Halil Demir
Executive Director & Founder

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Gaza Special Report Oct. 2023 – Oct. 2024
Gaza Catastrophe

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This Annual Report covers 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023. Ninety-nine days after this report period ended – and every day since for more than a full year now – the world, in horror, has witnessed the people of Gaza plunged into a catastrophe whose proportions, on every possible human level, the UN (and virtually every other independent commission) can only repeatedly describe in shock with two words: "unprecedented” and “unparalleled.”

The nature of food insecurity across the entire Gaza Strip is unprecedented this century.
– Center for Strategic & International Studies.

Zakat Foundation’s humanitarian aid to the beleaguered of Gaza is not new. Since shortly after our founding in July 2001, and especially since Gaza’s closure in 2007, we have sought to broaden and increase our relief efforts in medical, nutritional, water & sanitation, shelter, educational, mental health, and winter clothing & warmth aid to Gaza’s beset yet growing population.

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This humanitarian priority followed the UN’s widely disseminated 2012 report on living conditions in Gaza, which raised the alarm that Gaza would be ‘unlivable’ by 2020.

In 2017, the UN followed up with another dire warning: Gaza’s “deterioration has accelerated.” The new report declared Gaza a “socio-economic, humanitarian, and human rights disaster” and called for the world to dramatically increase aid to its “two million people trapped in this sad reality.”

Since October 2023, every aspect of already impossible life in Gaza is marked by an unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe. 

Gaza has “the highest share of people facing high levels of acute food insecurity that the IPC initiative has ever classified for any given area or country.
– IPC Integrated Food Security Phase Classification

Humanitarian access is always key to delivering lifesaving aid to the afflicted. It means unconditional humanitarian visas, open crossings, accessible roads for transporting aid to victims, and accountability for monitoring that aid (to measure its distribution and effects). More than anything, it requires talking to disaster victims, especially the most vulnerable – children, women, the elderly, and the sick and injured. This is what makes it possible to deliver the aid the suffering need in the way they need it.

No charities, including Zakat Foundation of America, have humanitarian access in Gaza by this definition.

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What we do have in Gaza is a well-established local and regional network of relief workers, partners, and volunteers.

This has made it possible for us to deliver directly into the hands of Gaza’s innocent over 1.1 million aid items (and counting) that you have sent with love and compassion from October 2023 to September 2024 benefiting thousands of recipients. Yet the extraordinary risk these true humanitarian heroes take in delivering this aid cannot be overstated. Many of our own have paid for it with life and limb.

The risks that the NGOs and the United Nations are taking in Gaza to save lives is unprecedented. Nowhere in the world have we accepted this level of risk for our staff.
– UN Regional Information Centre (UNRIC) Press Briefing

We pray for them and ask for God’s grace. This past year, our relief workers have delivered aid to suffering Palestinians at various locations in the North, South, and Central areas of Gaza. 

Here are the programs and the types of aid you have generously gifted to Gaza’s suffering. Every penny donated to the people of Gaza, 100%, goes exclusively to them as emergency aid from Zakat Foundation of America:

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You Fed the People of Gaza at Least 2,603,110 Meals


Hot Meals Program: We have delivered 845,710 warm meals to Gaza’s starving, all of which you have generously sent.
We hired teams of cooks who prepared and served more than 493,450 hot meals at various UN shelters throughout Gaza – each one with bottled water – before Ramadan as part of our ongoing 1 Million Hot Meals for Gaza campaign.

Takiya - Soup Kitchens: You’ve also provided at least 292,800 hot soup meals as part of our campaign. Our Soup Kitchens feed an average of 4,200 people per distribution day, with about 69 distribution days from March through September 2023, with at least 49,300 families having benefited from the warm sustenance.

Food Baskets: You have also sent at least 21,132 food baskets to Gaza’s beleaguered, feeding a minimum of 239,530 people.

What's in a food basket? Typically, our food packages contain varieties of rice, lentils, bulgur, fava beans, and pasta varieties (spaghetti, noodles, etc.); flour, yeast, and sugar; sesame seed oil, olive oil, sunflower oil, and cooking cream; canned corned beef, canned tuna, and dried luncheon meats; triangle cheese, feta cheese, cheddar cheese, cream cheese; jam, tomato paste, tomato sauce, hot sauce, and thyme (za‘tar) and chocolates, and tea.

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Ramadan Iftar-Meals: In Ramadan, you sent hearty food baskets to at least 9,910 displaced families and warm meals, feeding a minimum of 59,460 people, many of whom had been left to forage for scraps and eat fodder, grasses, and wild plants.

Udhiyah-Qurbani: Sacrificial animals were extremely rare in Gaza during the Hajj season, and very difficult to bring in. We sacrificed, on your behalf. and distributed about 1,080 4.4 lb. fresh, Islamically slaughtered meat packages from your Eid Al-Adhah sacrifices to feed at least 6,480 starving people.

Airdrop of 8.8+ Tons of Rice Bags: Your donations for Gaza enabled Zakat Foundation of America to team up with the Royal Jordanian Air Force to drop 4,000 bags of rice (4.4 lb. each, totaling 17,637 lb.) in Central Gaza and Khan Younis (without loss). That’s enough for at least 40,300 meals for the hungry.

55 lb Flour Bags: Your sadaqah for Gaza bought 1,000 55 lb. bags of flour that Zakat Foundation of America delivered to the hungry there, enough to feed at least 50,000 people.

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You Provided 2.68 Million Liters of Water to Quench the Thirst of at least 66,650 of Gaza’s Dehydrated

The people of Gaza now spend most of their waking hours foraging for food and seeking water for their families.


Water Tanks: You sent charitable gifts to Zakat Foundation of America for us to procure 707,981 gallons of water in tanks that we brought into Gaza and stationed at key distribution points for thousands of internally displaced people. We distributed the water six days a week for three months. We are ready to continue this lifesaving relief at every allowable opening, with a plan to stabilize water distribution times and places as soon as possible.

Bottled Water: Your compassionate donations for the people of Gaza enabled Zakat Foundation aid workers to distribute bottled water with every hot meal served to its hungry and thirsty. We handed out at least 493,450 16 oz. water bottles with hot meals.

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You Provided Essential Medical, Hygiene, Winter Warmth & Shelter Supplies to Heal, Cleanse, and Comfort the Suffering Bodies of 33,230 People

Medicines and medical supplies are among the most severely restricted aid items for entry into Gaza. Zakat Foundation of America was able to procure and deliver medical, hygiene, and winter warmth care kits to hospitals for the injured, medicines and supplies for Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients, and hygiene and winter aid items directly to families and individuals.

Your generous donations have allowed us to send critical medical supplies to Gaza, including Bag Valve Masks to assist with breathing, Portable Ultrasound Machines for diagnostics, and Syringes for administering insulin. These items are vital for treating patients in urgent need of care, helping us provide lifesaving support to those suffering in this challenging environment.

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Emergency Relief

Our aid workers hand-delivered your gifts of lifesaving compassion and generosity to at least 738,247 human beings in dire need, in 13 countries, through 22 Zakat Foundation emergency relief programs in 2022-23.

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This year has been one of the most challenging ever for emergency relief, with seemingly unending crises upon us. 

By God’s grace, Zakat Foundation of America was always among the first responders. We delivered food, water, medicines, medical teams, shelter, winter warmth, hygiene & sanitation kits, fuel, and vouchers. Our aid workers hand-delivered your gifts of lifesaving compassion and generosity to at least 738,247 human beings in dire need, in 13 countries, through 22 Zakat Foundation emergency relief programs in 2022-23. 

We are implementing a new system of reporting our aid to recipients to better align with UN Sustainable Development Goal categories (we now cluster most of our emergency food relief under Food Security (see next section). Yet our emergency assistance reached more people than in any year since our founding in July 2001.

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Earthquakes

Türkiye And Syria Earthquake

On February 6, 2023, two “extreme intensity” earthquakes ripped through Türkiye and Syria. They killed 53,537, injured 107,213, destroyed or damaged at least 164,000 buildings, and left up to 3.3 million homeless in 11 Turkish provinces. 

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You rushed vital support for 604,698 earthquake victims in three disaster camps, including emergency kits, winter clothing, and equipment. 

Crucially, your generous contributions in advance for Zakat Foundation’s regional disaster relief preparedness programs played a pivotal role in our Gaziantep branch relief workers’ real-time rescue and aid response. Within hours of the catastrophe, we distributed nearly 12,000 emergency aid items to 3,400 victims that your compassionate generosity provided – including medical supplies, 50lb food bags of staples (rice, lentils, and bulgur), and crates of specialized foods like baby formula, along with clean water and hygiene kits. We were:

  • The 1st humanitarian agency offering aid on the ground

  • The 1st to grasp the trauma’s massive mental & social health impact & open a psychosocial therapy center for the afflicted

  • The 1st (of few) to build a comprehensive-service tent village for victims

We continued to assist these communities through their mid-term recovery, with your ongoing winter support. 

Zakat Foundation of America Tent Village

For the longer recovery interim, your generosity enabled us to establish the self-contained Zakat Foundation of America Tent Village on 5.2 acres, accommodating some 1,500 homeless earthquake victims in their own family tents, with full electrical wiring of the entire Village and 24-hour security. 

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Your Zakat Foundation of America sponsored and run Tent Village gave excellent temporary shelter with amenities to homeless earthquake victim families and their children. It comprehensively met their physical, social, educational, health, and psychological needs – enabling them to cope and recover from their sudden catastrophic losses. 

You supplied all Tent-Village resident families with full kitchen cookware, utensils, and tableware. 

You also supported Tent-Village schooling organized and managed by Zakat Foundation for resident children, with 5 fulltime teachers educating 9 student groups of 14 in a class, five sessions in the morning and four in the afternoon.

Our Comprehensive Tent-Village Facilities Included:

A Communal Kitchen

A Psycho-Social Support Clinic

School-Room Tents

Children’s Play Tents

A Laundry Facility

A Dishwashing Facility

A Mosque

A Social Tent

When Earth & Hearts Quake

It is Monday, February 6, the small hours of the night near Gaziantep. Mrs. Şahin, 67, is praying her night vigil prayers (tahajjud) when suddenly the earth beneath her begins to rumble. She rushes to wake her husband, Bedir, and their son, whose two-story house they live in is now swaying above and below them. 

As catastrophe quakes beneath their feet, they escape. Nothing of their lives but the night garments they wear remains. 

In an instant, Bedir Şahin, 75, and his wife, in their 48th year of marriage, lost everything. They had worked hard all their lives, raised six children, and retired to the care of their son. Bedir suffers from the lung ailment COPD and was suddenly without his oxygen mechanism and medications. 

That’s when Ceylan Tekin Köse and Miraç Atalay, two Zakat Foundation Gaziantep Office aid specialists, heard of the elderly couple’s special needs and circumstances. 

They searched for them, and when they found them immediately relocated them to a special-built temporary frame lodge in our Adıyaman Tent Village. Zakat Foundation of America built these frame dwellings as part of the Tent Village precisely to accommodate people with special needs, like Mr. and Mrs. Şahin. 

It was your gifts that sheltered Mr. and Mrs. Şahin and restored Mr. Bedir’s oxygen breathing regulator and medicines. With frame lodges and Tent Village fully wired for electricity, Mr. Şahin resumed his treatments, and the couple had lodging that better accommodated their conditions and needs. 

Ceylan and Miraç regularly check in on Mr. and Mrs. Şahin. Their health is good. Their special needs met. They await the restoration of their son’s home. The Zakat Foundation assistance they receive, like their prayers of gratitude, flow to your Mizan, the Divine Balance awaiting us all Hereafter. 

“How grateful we are for the care of Zakat Foundation of America and its generous donors. We thank all of you, those here in Türkiye, and wherever you are, with God’s blessings.”  

The Tent Village Psychotherapy Center

Trauma triggers mental health reactions, and Türkye’s Kahramanmaraş Earthquake directly affected 15 million people. Mental dysfunction – such as post-traumatic stress disorder, grief reaction, depression, and anxiety, which require psychological intervention – generally occur at about a 10% rate after trauma, meaning some 1.5 million earthquake victims in Türkiye likely need mental health help to recover. 

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That is why Zakat Foundation of America, which has been at the forefront of instituting mental health treatment as a vital humanitarian need, established a professionally staffed Psychotherapy Center at our Tent Village. We recognized the immediate need to initiate long-term, sustainable, structured psychotherapy support for earthquake victims. 

In the early earthquake aftermath, your charitable gifts enabled our Center to provide structured group, couple, personal, and child therapy services to more than 1,800 victims. Our onsite psychotherapists also created private and public psycho-education seminars, workshops, and group activities. 

From the beginning, our experts instituted advanced protocols for mental health supervision and designed their therapy models to be ongoing and replicable for the long term, both in the present crisis and in anticipation of future disaster victims.  

The Zakat Foundation’s psychotherapy for trauma-victims’ initiative aims to enhance mental wellbeing, reduce trauma-related symptoms, and, importantly, promote resilience in affected communities.

Afghanistan Earthquake

On July 18th, 2022, a shallow (meaning destructive) earthquake struck the Spera and neighboring Gayan districts, instantly destroying 600 homes in Gayan (Paktika Province) and in the Bati Kot district (Nangarhar Province). The quake displaced more than 3,500 people and injured 40 in eastern Afghanistan, near the border with Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in northwestern Pakistan. This temblor hit just a month after a devastating earthquake killed at least 1,000 in the same region. 

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Zakat Foundation of America played a crucial role in rushing your emergency aid to these multi-afflicted victims. Your help ensured the food security for virtually all 600 afflicted families – about 3,600 people – with essential food baskets, including 100 lb. bags of flour and 2.6 gallons of cooking oil. In addition, your assistance provided blankets to each household, helping them cope with the immediate hardships they faced.

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Flood Relief


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Pakistan

Pakistan produces <1% of global emissions yet suffered one of the most catastrophic climate-change weather events on record in summer/autumn 2022 – a flood of unimaginable destruction.

Your two decades of generous charitable support for Pakistan’s impoverished ensured Zakat Foundation of America swiftly mobilized its humanitarian resources to help nearly 60,000 flood victims with lifesaving aid:

  • Family Food Packages

  • Hot Meals

  • 34 Remote-Area Health Camps

  • Tents

  • Tarpaulin Covers

  • Floor Mats

  • Mattresses

  • Blankets

  • Pillows

We also implemented a cash-for-clothing initiative, giving families money-vouchers to buy materials and make their own warm clothing and providing them winter garments and a sense of empowerment.

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Sudan

In mid-to-late August 2022, torrential rains inundated 12,600 acres across Sudan, exposing tens of thousands to mosquito-borne diseases, like malaria and other lethal fever viruses. You responded with generous gifts to protect flood victims with five highly effective mosquito fog machines in the deluged city of Al-Manaqil and Al-Jazirah state.

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Dominican Republic (Hurricane Fiona)

On 19 September, Hurricane Fiona slammed the Dominican Republic with 93-mph winds and heavy rains that disrupted the flow of clean water. You enabled Zakat Foundation of America to provide sustained drinking water, canned food, vital medicines, personal hygiene products, and other life necessities for at least 312 households – 1,560 women, children, and seniors – in the hard-hit Higuey, El Seibo, and Cabrera provinces.

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Afghanistan

In August 2022, deadly flash floods surged through Afghanistan, triggered by heavy rains, causing landslides, damaging more than 3,000 homes, and displacing 8,000-plus. Your heartfelt support enabled our aid workers to help in rescue operations and then deliver two blankets per household and 400 family food packages (102 lb.  bags of flour & 10 liters of cooking oil) feeding at least 2,400 hungry victims for weeks.

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Bangladesh

In May – June 2022, continuous monsoon rains badly flooded the low-lying areas of Sylhet and Sunamganj districts of Bangladesh, affecting 7.2 million people and marooning hundreds of thousands of households. Our aid workers focused your emergency relief contributions on the hard-hit areas, distributing continuous emergency aid – food, water, and hygiene packages – to 1,000 families. We also continued our Food-Victim Families House-Building Project, rebuilding and flood-proofing houses for afflicted families.


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Drought & Winter Relief


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Somalia

In 2023, Somalia entered its fifth straight year of failed seasonal rains, in the midst of three decades of conflict. Some 8 million people – of its total 17.6 million – suffer acute malnutrition.

With the provisions of lifesaving emergency relief you provided, we distributed staple-rich, nutritious food packages to more than 12,600 vulnerable people in the Banadir and Bay Regions, reducing local crises and communal conflict due to lack of food. This has engendered an increased sense of solidarity and security in these localities.

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Lebanon

Years of political enfeeblement, banking collapse with hyperinflation, and rising conflict have made Lebanon’s winters a major humanitarian crisis with food prices skyrocketing to a shocking year-on-year 274% jump in the cost of basic food stuffs (the highest increase in the world), and similar increases in clothing, heating fuel and other life necessities. Lebanon’s vulnerable population includes Lebanese, but also.

Your gifts helped Zakat Foundation of Americato alleviate the winter suffering of thousands (including Syrian and Palestinian refugees). We supplied robust food packages, bedding, winter clothing and footwear, as well as heaters and heating fuel.

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Gaza (Pre-October 2023)

Your heartfelt care for the people of Gaza (2022-23) enable us to rebuild 68 family homes (housing 341 people), severely damaged in 2021. We also sent emergency winter clothing and food packages to more than 1,400 of the most vulnerable in Beit Hanoun, Umm Al-Nasr, and Rafah.

In addition, your continued support of Zakat Foundation of America’s psychotherapy program for children in Gaza (and throughout Palestine) made it possible for our clinical experts to treat the profound mental health needs of 400 children in Gaza suffering Complex Continuous Trauma (CCT). The program include training classroom teachers and aides in our child trauma intervention activities.

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Türkiye

Türkiye hosts more refugees (4 million-plus) than any other nation in the world, with 3.7 million Syrian refugees. Many of these refugee families cannot adequately provide for basic child needs, winter clothing foremost among them. Your generous gifts through Zakat Foundation of America provided winter warmth with clothing, heaters, and fuel for hundreds of refugee children. You also made it possible for us to send hundreds of gift cards of ₺900 per child to families, who used them to buy child winter clothing items.

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Argentina

Argentina’s winter climate is often compared to the tundra because of its high elevation cold temperatures, which drop to freezing. Children and the elderly face particular winter hardship. Your compassionate contributions enabled Zakat Foundation of America’s relief workers to distribute hundreds of winter blankets to families in Cordoba and neighboring cities.

Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Nepal & Pakistan

With your outpouring of charitable relief, we met the needs of nearly 50,000 of the most vulnerable people across these impoverished countries. The emergency winter aid you gave provided lifesaving goods, which our aid workers directly distributed to thousands of families.

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Afghanistan’s people face a dire hunger crisis, especially in rural areas. So as part of our winter-aid, we distributed 44,100 pounds of rice. That’s at least 176,000 meals.

Winter temperatures in Bangladesh bring an increase in deaths among the poor due to a rise in pneumonia, diarrhea, fire burns, and breathing problems from infection or poorly ventilated air quality, notably in the northern region – including 1 million Rohingya refugees.

Your heartfelt support provided thousands of vulnerable families lifesaving winter packages, including heavy winter blankets and warm shawls for men and women, dramatically reducing their health risks and suffering.

In one of the harshest winters on record in India (Hyderabad and Nalgonda, where most of India’s utterly destitute, highly susceptible Rohingya refugees reside in camps), and especially in Jammu Kashmir, Azad Kashmir, and Nepal – and in Pakistan after its devastating 2022 floods – your benevolent charity helped our aid workers deliver family winter-warmth packs loaded with coats, sweater-shawls, heavy blankets, boots, and (to flood victims in Pakistan) floor mats. Your sadaqah saved hundreds from life-threatening exposure and bitterly cold nights, including orphans.

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Food Security

What is “food security”? When all people in a community have physical, social, and economic access at all times to sufficient, safe, and blessed nutritious food that fulfills their dietary needs for an active and healthy life with their rightful food preferences, that community is food secure.

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Feeding the world’s hungry resides at the core of Zakat Foundation of America’s humanitarian mission, and for good reason. We put your generous support for our 177 food programs into the hands of nearly 2.7 million food insecure people this report period in 45 countries. Your gifts of food are lifesaving and make Zakat Foundation of America a top performer for the UN’s second highest 2030 Sustainable Development Goal priority (SDG 2): Zero Hunger.

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Qurbani

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A third of the world (35.4%) – nearly 3 billion people – cannot afford a healthy diet. The most common dietary deficiencies for the 3 billion people in the world who cannot afford a healthy diet are the “12 essential nutrients” for good health.

Healthy red meat sources (sheep & goat, cow, and camel) provide all 12 of them. That’s what the udhiyah-qurbani sacrifices you sent gave to some of the most food-insecure and hungry people in the world, including thousands of orphans.

Yet Zakat Foundation of America’s massive global udhiyah-qurbani humanitarian service goes well beyond food-security alone:

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  • We buy locally healthy livestock and feed the malnourished in 43 or more of the most impoverished communities in the world. Moreover, we hire local shepherds and professional butchers – supporting their community economies.

  • We perform proper Islamic sacrifices after local congregational Eid Prayers.

  • We distribute fresh, never frozen, nutrient-rich meat to the most neglected families, bringing sustenance and joy into their households on Eid Day.

  • We help our supporters fulfill their religious obligations and sadaqah intentions by (1) securing Islamically eligible udhiyah-qurbani offerings for them, (2) performing correct sacrifice in the Name of Allah on their behalf, (3) professionally portioning their sacrifices, and (4) hand-delivering its blessed meat to the neediest families – all on our supporters’ behalf.

We sincerely and humbly appreciate the great trust you place in us to fulfill your yearly udhiyah-qurbani duties and charity, and we thank you.

Our aid workers hand-delivered more than 263,000 lb. of fresh (never frozen or canned) Islamically sacrificed, nutrient-dense meat to 362,846 people in 43 countries on four continents. You did it again the next June (in this same Zakat Foundation of America fiscal report year) for Eid Al-Adhah 2023, feeding another 308,431 undernourished people at least 230,000 lb. of high-quality, nutritionally rich, blessed meat.


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Ramadan Meals

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IFTAR-MEALS

You shared in the massive Ramadan blessing of providing a Zakat Foundation of America Ramadan food program record 8.1 million-plus iftar (fast-breaking) and suhur (predawn night) meals for at least 104,617 impoverished people in 43 countries to break their fasts at sundown and to enjoy a predawn portion every day for a month.

In the holy month of Ramadan, Zakat Foundation relief workers actively look for poverty-stricken communities around the world – people who are food–insecure and hungry – and we deliver your donated iftar-meals to them so they can fulfill their fast.

Yet many-times more Ramadan meals that you provided fed children in fasting families than did the fast-breaking meals you sent to adults. Together, our udhiyah-qurbani and Ramadan meals break the hunger-cycle for at least a sustained six weeks for tens of thousands. The food security health benefits of this consistent, high-quality nutrition cannot be exaggerated, especially for undernourished children, since 45% of all child deaths in the world are food-deprivation related.

RICE & FOOD CAMPAIGNS

With your outpouring of compassion for the starving, disaster-stricken people of Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and Pakistan, Zakat Foundation of America distributed more than 400 tons of rice (800,278 lb.) – enough to make 8 million meals – to 66,165 families in this report period.

Your generosity also fed thousands more poor, mostly hungry children, in Argentina, and impoverished Haiti and Mali, as well as children fighting cancer during Covid-19 hospital-kitchen lockdowns in Gaza.

Feroza Begum: A Story of Resilience and Hope

For many of us, a kilogram of rice may seem insignificant, but for those who are poor and struggling to feed their families, it means everything. It can profoundly impact the lives of people like Feroza...

In the bustling city of Dhaka, amid its sprawling streets and vibrant marketplaces, lives a woman whose story is both heartbreaking and inspiring.

At 67 years old, Feroza Begum embodies the struggles of many who have fallen below the poverty line due to the prevailing global socio-economic challenges.

Originally from Char Fashion in Bhola district. Feroza was forced to leave her home due to a recent natural disaster that destroved her house. With no place to call home and facing an uncertain future, she relocated to Dhaka in search of a new beginning. Yet. the challenges did not diminish; they intensified.

As a waste-picker, Feroza survived by collecting and selling recyclable materials. Her meager earninas were barely enough to meet the daily needs of her family. Her husband, paralyzed and unable to contribute, and her two daughters were dependent on her fragile income. Each day presented a struggle to provide for their basic necessities.

With the support of Zakat Foundation of America's food aid, Feroza’s life transformed. She is grateful for the assistance. She and her family can now contribute to their community.

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Sustainable Livelihoods

Your generosity and dedication enabled Zakat Foundation of America in this report period to continue upholding the virtuous practice of supporting communities by empowering their members with the necessary skills and means for self-advancement.

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The global economy faces significant risks because of rapidly growing crises. Your generosity and dedication enabled Zakat Foundation of America in this report period to continue upholding the virtuous practice of supporting communities by empowering their members with the necessary skills and means for self-advancement.

We work hard and steadily to change the circumstances of people who want to earn but cannot find suitable employment due to adverse life conditions and lack of training opportunities.

These numbers are a testament to our ongoing commitment to the vulnerable of the earth – and to your unwavering support of the suffering and impoverished. Through your caring and generous gifts, Zakat Foundation of America’s relief specialists have helped individuals, families, and communities across the world.

Supporting Sustainable Change Globally

From widows in Bangladesh to orphans in Mali, every dollar you donate supports tremendous, sustainable change in the lives of our grateful beneficiaries.

Zakat Foundation of America upholds the tradition of self-empowerment, benefitting thousands through our husbandry, vocational training, and skill-placement programs. Expanding our livelihood initiatives is crucial to helping rising numbers of poor and dislocated families across the world, given the global pattern of growing economic inequalities dividing humanity.

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Vocational & Entrepreneurial Training

Bangladesh

Sewing training for women, providing sewing machines for independent businesses.

Jordan

Vocational training for residents and refugees, including courses in website design & International Computer Driving License (ICDL), sewing, and arts & crafts.

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Cooperatives & Animal Husbandry

Mali

Animal husbandry program distributing mating pairs of livestock, tripling family incomes.

Gaza

Greenhouse project for 30 households to enhance food security and increase household income by $1,000 annually.

Ghana

Support for women-led cooperatives in harvesting and processing cassava, and establishing a sewing school.

Yemen

Distribution of 465 mating pairs of livestock, benefiting 510 individuals.

Rwanda

Distributed mating pairs of goats and sheep to 332 families, benefiting 1,826 people.

United States

Upwardly Global job placement program for 1,043 job seekers, with 254 finding new jobs.

A New Beginning: A Story of Hope and Transformation

A story of the positive impact you’ve had on people’s lives in Rwanda through Zakat Foundation of America’s Animal Husbandry Program

“My name is Nyirakarire Asnatha, and I live in the Busasamana Sector of Rubavu District. My life has always been tied to the land, working as a farmer to support myself and my family. It has been a struggle, but I’ve done what I could to make ends meet and provide food for my loved ones.

“One day, we heard from local leaders about a Muslim organization that wanted to help people in need, regardless of their religious beliefs. They announced that they would provide support to those who were struggling, and I felt a glimmer of hope. We were told they would give us sheep and goats. I couldn’t believe it.!

“Receiving the sheep was a turning point for me. I was a farmer before, but the addition of livestock has brought a new dimension to my farming. The sheep gave birth to a lamb. What a difference this has made in my life!

With the money I earned from selling the lamb, I was able to buy books and school supplies for my child who was struggling to attend school due to the May floods that destroyed his previous books. I was unable to afford new ones until then.

The manure from the sheep has also been incredibly valuable. It has enriched the soil in my garden. You can see the results for yourself. The spinach and plantain are thriving, which was not possible before. The soil, which was once stony and poor, has transformed into fertile ground thanks to the manure. It’s remarkable to see how the spinach has grown so well, and the plantain looks healthier than ever.

Your support has not only helped me provide for my family. It has also given me a sense of pride and independence. I no longer need to beg for help. Now, I can manage on my own and even offer something back!

Thank you, Zakat Foundation of America supporters!

Ihor’s Story

My name is Ihor. I came to the U.S. in 2017 and settled in Minneapolis after practicing neurology for eight years as a physician in my native Ukraine. But the medical establishment here did not readily acknowledge my rigorous training and long experience. I desperately needed work and faced the harsh reality of working lengthy hours and demanding jobs, as a boxing coach, massage therapist, and delivery driver. I soon harbored that sinking feeling that “re-skilling” and rehabilitating my professional career was just a fading dream.

Then I found Upwardly Global. My career coach, Tamar, guided me through the processes of gaining recognition, knowledge, and connections to find research opportunities as a neurologist that have proved invaluable, and that have set me back on the path of my professional journey.

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Orphan Sponsorship

In your heartfelt compassion for children in hardship, you added 3,316 new orphans to our Orphan Sponsorship Program (OSP) this year, the biggest single-year increase since our program lit its life-changing light of hope as one of our earliest initiatives.

3,316

Current Orphans Sponsored

18

Countries

16,580

Indirect Beneficiaries


In your heartfelt compassion for children in hardship, you added 3,316 new orphans to our Orphan Sponsorship Program (OSP) this year, the biggest single-year increase since our program lit its life-changing light of hope as one of our earliest initiatives.

Dedicated to meeting the urgent needs of orphaned and vulnerable children, with your generous sponsorship, we provide them an essential family life with the closest eligible living family members possible, who, importantly, receive monthly stipends.

Unfortunately, not all orphaned children have close family members to live with. So, our program also includes supporting orphanages (including boarding schools).

For all orphans, our sponsorship ensures the children in our program receive nutritious food, good clothing, school fees and supplies, medical care and health-related aid, and Eid gifts, both on Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adhah.

Our program puts a special focus on refugee and internally displaced children. It works to build a future of promise for them and their families by identifying and implementing long-term solutions designed to improve their quality of life.

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Eid Gifts for Children

As part of Zakat Foundation of America’s udhiyah-qurbani sacrifice feasts and Ramadan iftar-meals you have provided to the hundreds of orphans in our program, our aid workers also deliver to these children the toys and Eid gifts you send them, both on Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adhah. In this way, you complete the joy of these days for them, knowing they are remembered and valued.

With your contribution, all hospital expenses for the children with cancer have been covered, including chemotherapy and other medications.

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Special Note on our Orphans in Gaza

As part of Zakat Foundation of America’s udhiyah-qurbani sacrifice feasts and Ramadan iftar meals you have provided to the hundreds of orphans in our program, our aid workers also deliver to these children the toys and Eid gifts you send them, both on Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adhah. In this way, you complete the joy of these days for them, knowing they are remembered and valued.

With your contribution, all hospital expenses for the children with cancer have been covered, including chemotherapy and other medications.

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Raghad – A Life of Resilience

In a quiet corner of Ma’en District, east of Khan Younis in South Gaza, lived an 11-year-old girl named Raghad Eslaeh. Her life, filled with both challenges and joys, is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of community support. 

Raghad is a bright, polite 5th grader at Aysha School. Every morning, she set out for school with her twin sister, walking side by side through their neighborhood. Their journey to school is not just a daily routine. It is a cherished time of companionship and shared laughter. 

Raghad’s eyes light up when she talks about her sister, their bond a source of great happiness. 

At school, Raghad’s teachers admire her for her kindness and dedication. She is known for her enthusiasm and curiosity, always eager to learn and explore new ideas. 

Drawing and coloring are among her greatest passions. Raghad’s artwork, filled with vibrant colors and imaginative scenes, reflects her hopeful outlook and the joy she finds in creative expression. 

Then life took a dramatic turn for Raghad and her family when their home was bombed and destroyed. 

Forced to flee – from Khan Younis to Rafah to Tel Al-Sultan – the trauma has compounded the immense difficulty of their already challenging circumstances. 

Despite the upheaval, Raghad and her family did their best to cope and find stability in their new surroundings – and her sponsor family has never failed to keep helping Raghad.  

Raghad and her siblings, including her twin sister, now live in a temporary shelter while their mother continues her tireless work to provide for them. 

The financial support from Zakat Foundation of America’s Orphan Sponsorship Program has been crucial to helping them navigate the ongoing trauma, providing a literal lifeline during their displacement, while offering some measure of stability by allowing Raghad to focus on her education and dreams despite the chaos around her. 

The Orphan Sponsorship Program’s impact goes far beyond the financial. It represents a beacon of shared hope and resilience in the face of adversity.  

In Her Own Words

“I have 7 brothers and sisters. We all live together in our small home. Our beloved mom takes care of us with so much love. Even though our house is small, being surrounded by my family makes me feel safe and loved.

“I pray and hope to move to a better house, where we can live more comfortably and safely.”

Hope in the Heart of Sana’a

In the heart of Sana‘a, amid the backdrop of a war-torn city, lived Aumniah, a resilient young girl of 11. Her world was a small, rented house where she shared a cramped space with her mother and four siblings. Life for Aumniah had been profoundly altered by the loss of her father during the conflict, leaving her mother sole caregiver.

Rent was a constant worry, and Aumniah’s frequent lung infections added another layer of stress. Her mother’s limited resources barely stretched to provide enough food, let alone cover medical expenses or school expenses.

“I remember the day when our world seemed to crumble even further,” recalled Aumniah’s mother. “With the war raging on and my husband no longer with us, life became a constant struggle for my children and me. Our little house in Sana'a, though modest, was our home. But even that felt like too much to manage with the weight of our circumstances.

“Every day was a challenge. I tried to keep my children in school, hoping education would be a beacon of hope for their future, but the obstacles were overwhelming.

“Thanks to the support from our Zakat Foundation sponsor, we were able to pay our rent and manage our electricity bills. Most importantly, we could finally afford Aumniah’s medical treatment. Seeing her breathe more easily and be able to go to school again has been a blessing beyond words.”

“Aumniah's frequent lung infections were a constant source of worry. The breathing difficulties she endured made it hard for her to focus on her studies and enjoy the simple joys of childhood. I struggled to pay for her medicine, and often, I couldn’t even afford to take her to the doctor. There were times when finding enough food for us all felt like an insurmountable challenge.

“I am profoundly grateful to the donors who have made this possible. Your kindness has not only eased our financial burden but has also restored a sense of normalcy and hope to our lives. Knowing that there are people who care and support us from afar has been a source of immense comfort and encouragement.”

In Her Own Words

“It felt like a miracle. With the help we received, my mother could finally take me to see a doctor and get the medicine I needed for my lungs. The treatment has made a huge difference. I can breathe better now, and I’m able to go to school regularly, which makes me so happy.”

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Health & Wellness

Your generous contributions empowered Zakat Foundation of America to make a profound health impact in the lives of the poor, afflicted, and remote.

162,041

Beneficiaries

9

Countries

15

Programs


Health outreach beats at the heart of our work because every human being has the human right of access to quality healthcare, the wellness to live a fulfilling and productive life. The inability to obtain basic medical treatment and medicine, because of where one lives or prohibitive costs, is one of the great and growing humanitarian crises of our time.

Your generous contributions empowered Zakat Foundation of America to make a profound health impact in the lives of the poor, afflicted, and remote. You enabled our aid workers to deliver essential medical care and treatments you funded for more than 162,041 vulnerable children, pregnant and nursing women, the elderly, and persons with disabilities across Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and America in communities with limited healthcare access. That’s a charity that may come as a gift of life over death.

Global Medical Clinic & Programs

Our comprehensive health delivery approach includes seven key projects. These are not all the forms of aid we provide, just some examples of our work that your gifts make possible.

  • Establishing free Mother-Child Health Care Centers and a Home Health service in Bangladesh

  • Funding vaccine, malaria, malnutrition services, and prenatal and postpartum care units in Mali

  • Providing basic healthcare equipment in clinics, transport of medical workers to remote communities in Ghana

  • Renovating and greatly expanding the National Hospital of Mauritania's Kidney Dialysis Unit & Rehabilitation Center (the only one in the country) and installing state-of-the-art equipment

  • Creating the Cataract Surgery Program in Sudan to remedy that nation's leading cause of blindness

  • Supplying critical chemotherapy medications to 447 vulnerable children in Gaza facing cancer during an abrupt medication shortage.  With your contribution, all hospital expenses for the children with cancer have been covered, including chemotherapy and other medications

  • Launching our Pink October public and medical professional breast and cervical cancer education campaigns in Mali and Mauritania

Mental Health & Integrative Medicine – US

Khalil Center

With your generous support, Zakat Foundation of America launched the Khalil Center mental health service 13 years ago. Today, multiple centers throughout the U.S. and over 50 mental health professionals serve the American Muslim community in clinic, community spaces, and virtually. The impact has been transformative for our community, addressing mental health through a spiritually and culturally competent framework focused on three core areas:

  • Clinical Services: Providing comprehensive mental health support to individuals and families.

  • Community Education: Offering educational programs and resources to raise awareness about mental health.

  • School of Islamic Psychology & Research: Integrating Islamic principles with psychological research in the broader field of psychological science.

The Center has also worked in Canada, the UK, Pakistan, Turkey, and Qatar, inspiring the first graduate degree in Clinical Islamic Psychology in Doha.

Through your support of Zakat Foundation of America, the Khalil Center’s specialists have accomplished much:

  • Trained 500+ students
    & professionals

  • Counseled 3,993 individuals & families 

  • Held 16,872 in-person consultations

  • Conducted 12,745 web-therapy sessions

  • Educated 8,664 people, including certifying professionals

  • Delivery of 400 Friday Khutbahs (Sermons) 

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Sadaqah Jariyah
Charity Ever-Flowing

Your gifts of ongoing charity, sadaqah jariyah provided life-changing daily blessings to at least 340,970 of the poor and deprived in remote communities throughout Africa and Asia.

340,970

Beneficiaries

24

Countries

701

Projects


Your gifts of ongoing charity, sadaqah jariyah – that you gave to send a constant reward of good deeds for your departed loved ones – provided life-changing daily blessings to at least 340,970 of the poor and deprived in remote communities throughout Africa and Asia.

You quenched the thirst of whole villages, gave families pure water to cook and clean with, and relieved mostly women and young girls from spending hours walking miles every day carrying heavy gallons of water for their households by digging mechanized wells and installing hand pumps.

You built places for daily worship, community gathering, and learning for thousands in deprived, isolated communities that made it possible for them to pray their daily prayers, meet, celebrate, and teach their own just steps away from home, all of which required long, often risky treks before.

These blessings will flow for as long as these benefits last, both to these grateful recipients of your generosity and into the graves and divine Balances of the loved ones on whose behalf you dedicated these noble charitable projects.

Mosque Construction

The generosity of your sadaqah jariyah has built 17 mosques (some with schools and often with communal running water) – in Ethiopia, Ghana, Mali, Rwanda, Senegal, Uganda, Cambodia, Pakistan, and the Philippines – in this report period. Most of these give isolated communities access to green well-designed and -built mosques that they can reach easily and worship in comfortably.

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Mosques/Schools

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Beneficiaries

9

Countries

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Water Wells & Hand Pumps

With your generous gifts of sadaqah jariyah (perpetual charity), Zakat Foundation of America has advanced the sixth priority UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goal (SDG6: Clean Water And Sanitation) in Bangladesh, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Ghana, Gambia, India, Kenya, Mali, Nepal, Pakistan, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania, Uganda, and Zimbabwe.

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Water Wells

408

Hand Pumps

319,247

Beneficiaries

15

Countries

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Our Volunteers

109,933

Volunteers

131

Local Community Partnerships

13,347

Volunteer Hours

713

Events


Some 131 Local Aid Groups, Powering 713 Programs, Bring Our Community Outreach to Life

Zakat Foundation of America nurtures community bonds by extending human and material support to help local communities aid their hard-pressed members and neighbors.

Our local offices and affiliate communities distribute food and disaster relief; oversee and support advanced migrant, refugee, and asylee resettlement programs; and sponsor free and open essential social services and personal growth events.

Our 4,541 Volunteers Are the Beating Heart of Our Worldwide Humanitarian Relief

Volunteers drive Zakat Foundation of America's relief efforts. Our picking up, packing, loading, hauling and distribution events are so much more than mere tasks. They're family, friend, and communal happenings.

Care, compassion, creativity and commitment unbound and gathered in our growing volunteer kinship carry our vision of spreading life and love among the human family forward, and convey us in our mission to put your Zakat and free-will charity into the hands of the deserving poor, hungry, thirsty, stricken, war-ravaged, bereaved, and dislocated of the world. Come join us!



Our Partners

American Near East Refugee Aid  

American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa  

Arise Chicago  

Bethany House   

Boys and Girls Scout Club   

CAIR SFBA  

California State Senate Office of Aisha Wahab   

Charity & Security Network  

Chicago Community & Workers Right Org   

Chicago Tribune  

City of Chicago  

Cook County Commisioner   

Core Robeson County Disaster Recovery Coalition  

Delaware Sikh Coalition  

Durham County Board of Elections   

Durham County Commisioners /Nida Allam  

Durham County Police Department   

Durham Mayor Office/Steve Schewel   

Durham Sanitation Dept  

East Meadow Public Library  

Galileo Foundation (London-based) 

Governor's Office of Volunteerism  

Governor's Office of Volunteerism  

Health Care Corp

Ilm Academy 

Khalil Center  

Little Village Community Council   

Long Island Muslim Society  

Macaulay Honors College  

Milpitas City Council  

Ministry of Caring  MIST Philadelphia  

Morisville Mayor Office / Mayor TJ Cawley   

Muslim Community Center East Bay   

Muslim Student Association

Middletown High school  

Muslim Women Resource Center   

NGO Source c/o TechSoup  

Palestine Children's Relief Fund  

RefuSHE (formerly Heshima Kenya)  

Rohingya Culture Center  

Saint Bartholomew’s Church (Chicago-based)  

Saint Sabina Church   

San Jose State Food 

Pantry  

St James Missionary Baptist Church  

St. James Missionary Church   

St. Micheals Church   

State Rep. Madinah Wilson Anton  

The Downtown Cluster of Congregations  

The Five Holy Martyrs Church

United Giving Hope

United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund  

United Palestinian Appeal  

UNRWA USA National Committee  

Upwardly Global  

USA for UNHCR – The UN Refugee AgencyVolunteer Delaware  

VolunteerMatch  

West Valley Muslim Association  

Westminster Presbyterian Church  

What If Foundation  

Yemen Relief and Reconstruction Foundation  

Zakat Foundation Institute

The Zakat Foundation of America Financials

Support and Revenue

Contributions

$27,346,778

In-Kind Contributions

$2,133,548

Investment Return

$22,691

Miscellaneous Income

$26,073

Total Support and Revenue

$29,529,090

Expenses

Programs and Services

$17,350,293

Management and General

$803,930

Fundraising

$1,066,030

Total Expenses

$19,220,253

Net Revenue

$10,308,837

Net Assets

Net assets at beginning of year

$17,882,245

Net assets at end of year

$28,191,082

Financial Statement of Activities for the
Year Ended on June 30, 2023

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Our Board Members

Dr. Hasan Arslan

Chair of Board

Dr. Mehmet Tarhan

Vice President

Saoussen Habaili

Secretary

Fatma Tuncer

Board Member

Fuat Yazar

Treasurer

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Independent Auditor's Report

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