Our Impact This Ramadan
This Ramadan, with your help and the blessing of Allah (ﷻ), we were able to provide 2 Million Iftar meals. This achievement holds great significance, as it embodies the spirit of generosity and the importance of supporting one another during the holy month of Ramadan. Each meal served is a step toward alleviating hunger and bringing joy to those who wait patiently through the day to break their fast. It is through these acts of kindness and your continued support that Sadagaat USA can foster hope and make a substantial impact in the lives of many. Our collective efforts are crucial in nurturing the bonds of community and reinforcing the values of empathy and care in society. Let’s keep this momentum going and ensure that no one is left without a meal during these times.
This Ramadan, our efforts expanded across the nation.
An impressive network of 40 central kitchens was established, spanning 8 states and 12 cities, to prepare the 2 million iftar meals we distributed. This wide-reaching initiative highlights the strength and capacity of our community when we come together with a common purpose. The scale of this operation is not just about numbers—it’s about the communal work that goes into feeding thousands, the dedication of every volunteer, and the kind hearts of our donors. Each meal prepared in these kitchens represents a beacon of hope and an act of unity, reinforcing the importance of community support during the sacred time of Ramadan. The impact of this undertaking goes beyond nourishment, fostering a spirit of solidarity and compassion throughout the regions we’ve touched. Join Sadagaat USA in this vital mission—your support helps us to continue making a profound difference in countless lives.
With immense gratitude to our community, Sadagaat USA has proudly directed 80% of the donations received during Ramadan, amounting to approximately $600,000, towards providing nourishing iftar meals and support. Additionally, our commitment to fulfilling the obligations of Zakat Al-Fitr is reflected in the significant contribution of $100,000. This generosity demonstrates the profound impact we can achieve through collective effort and faithful giving. The funds have been instrumental in offering sustenance and support to those in need during the holy month. Our actions resonate with the core principles of compassion and care that Ramadan teaches us. We thank each donor for their part in this meaningful endeavor and invite you to continue this journey of giving and kindness with Sadagaat USA.
Sudan Humanitarian Crisis
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he situation in Sudan has escalated severely since the conflict began in April 2023. A year into the war, more than 8 million people have been displaced, with at least 2 million seeking refuge in neighboring countries. Nearly 16,000 people, including military personnel, have been killed. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has warned of an escalation, with a potential imminent attack on El-Fasher in North Darfur, and expressed deep concerns about the arming of civilians by the warring parties.
The humanitarian crisis is acute, with approximately 18 million people, including 14 million children, facing severe food insecurity. Over 70% of hospitals are no longer functional, contributing to a rise in infectious diseases. UNICEF reports that almost 4 million children under five are projected to suffer from acute malnutrition this year. Education has been profoundly affected as well, with more than 90% of the country’s school-age children unable to access formal education.
The situation is dire, and the international community’s response has been underwhelming, with the Humanitarian Response Plan of $2.7 billion only around six percent funded. The international donor conference for the Sudan emergency began in Paris on Monday, with a call for increased contributions to support the life-saving humanitarian work being done in the region
The future of Sudan is uncertain, and the fighting could continue for months or even years. To provide life-saving aid to the affected population, Sadagaat-USA is collaborating with other US-based organizations and local initiatives in Sudan to offer food, medication, medical supplies, and water through its emergency response program. Your generous support can make a difference in helping the people of Sudan in their time of need. Please donate today.
How You Can Help
There are many ways you can help the people of Sudan during this difficult time. Here are a few suggestions:
- Donate generously to Sadagaat-USA.
- Volunteer your time to help those affected by the conflict.
- Contact your elected officials and urge them to support the people of Sudan.
- Raise awareness of the conflict in Sudan and the humanitarian crisis it has created and encourage others to donate.
PROJECTS
TO IMPROVE LIVES
Sadagaat-USA is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit charity organization that started as a result of the growing dire need for help and our responsibilities as Sudanese Americans, Sadagaat-USA was born. We carry out projects in four main sectors that include: feeding, water, education, and health as main life essentials for Sudanese people. In addition, we conduct diverse projects to help the vulnerable and underserved communities.
SADAGAAT WAS AN IDEA THAT CONTINUES TO LIVE ON
INTEGRITY & TRUSTWORTHINESS
OUR VISION
The Go-To USA-based organization to serve underprivileged communities in Sudan in humanitarian projects and to provide emergency relief.
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