Every year during the holy month of Ramadan, HOPE amps up its efforts to help the impoverished. From giving children in HOPE schools a new outfit for Eid, to sponsoring community iftar events, to distributing food staples and zakat (Islamic almsgiving), HOPE strives to make this month special for all.
Ramadan Activities
Going the Extra Mile to Help the Impoverished
Community Iftars
Bringing Families Together
After a Day of Fasting
HOPE USA has been sponsoring Ramadan iftars in its formal schools in Pakistan (in Zia Colony: 610 students, Muzaffargarh: 320 students, and Thatta: 340 students) for the past ten years. Iftar is the meal that Muslims eat at sundown after a day of fasting. Providing dinner for one child costs $3 and as a donor you can sponsor an entire school or a group of children.
Distribution of New Clothes
for Eid
Doing What’s Needed
The 11,000 students who attend HOPE's formal and home schools in Pakistan come from backgrounds of extreme poverty. They are used to sacrificing even the basics such as a meal, clean water, and proper housing. We have made it a tradition to gift them with new outfits every Eid. A new outfit for a child is just $17. It is a small gesture that means the word to them.
Improving the Community
Better Health and Education for Everyone
HOPE uses general donation (Sadaqa) funds towards health and educational activities that improve the community as a whole such as hospital beds, hospital equipment, surgical equipment, neonatal incubators, desks for students, and teaching supplies.
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