Feed the Fasting. Answer Their Duas.

This Ramadan, your charity can provide food, dignity, and hope to families struggling to survive in Gaza, Sham, Afghanistan and beyond.

Before You Break Your Fast Tonight… 

While you prepare your iftar in comfort, millions of our brothers and sisters will break their fast with little - or nothing at all.

This Ramadan, you can be the reason a mother feeds her children, the reason an orphan smiles on Eid, and the reason a family makes dua for you in the depths of the night.

Your Impact This Ramadan

Through your support, IAC will deliver life-saving aid across crisis regions:

• Afghanistan – 3-month food supplies sustaining families, plus Eid gifts for children.
• Syria: Ramadan Free Market & Food Boxes – 5,000 displaced families shop with dignity while receiving essential food support.
• Gaza: IAC & Sudki’s Kitchen – 2,500 hot iftar meals served daily to families devastated by war.
• Sri Lanka: Hot Iftar Meals – Hot iftar for struggling fasting families.
• Pakistan & India: Ramadan Food Boxes – Staple food packages easing the burden of hunger.
• Guinea: Hospital Critical Support – Essential medical supplies sustaining vulnerable patients in care.
  

Donation Impact Levels

$10,000 – Legacy Builder - Transform lives of 10,000 people in entire communities in multiple sites

$5,000 – Ramadan Impact Partner - Funds large-scale food distributions

$2,500 – Distribution Sponsor - Sponsors a full community iftar in one location

$1,000 – Relief Sponsor - Supports a Ramadan food distribution of food packs

$500 – Hope Provider -  Provides food packs + Eid gifts

$250 – Community Sustainer - Restore hope in multiple families when food is scarce

$125 – Mercy Giver -  Ensures a family breaks their fast in dignity

Every dollar is Sadaqah. Every meal is a reward.

Zakat Eligible • Sadaqah Accepted

May Allah accept your charity, multiply your reward, and make it a source of mercy for you and those you help. Ameen.

“The Prophet ﷺ was the most generous of all the people, and he used to become more generous in Ramadan…” (Sahih Bukhari)