I SLAM I C R E L I E F CAN ADA
ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS 04
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
24
HEALTH & MEDICAL
05
LETTER FROM THE CEO
26
LIVELIHOOD
06
WHO WE ARE
28
WATER & SANITATION
07
WHAT WE DO
30
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
08
WHERE WE WORK
34
RAMADAN FOOD PACKS
10
EMERGENCY RELIEF
35
QURBANI / UDHIYA
16
CANADIAN COMMUNITY BUILDING
36
WINTER WARMTH
20
EDUCATION & CHILD DEVELOPMENT
37
ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP
22
FOOD SECURITY & NUTRITION
38
FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS Dr. Hany El Banna has founded several charities including the Humanitarian Forum, Islamic Relief, and the Muslim Charities Forum. He is also a board member of the Center for Interfaith Action on Global Poverty (CIFA). Dr El Banna originally trained in Medicine, both in Egypt and the UK. Dr El Banna has been with Islamic Relief Canada since its incorporation in 2005, serving as the chairman. DR. HANY EL-BANNA, O.B.E, M.D. Chair of Board of Directors Dr. El Tantawy Attia worked in the Reactor Physics and Nuclear Analysis Departments of the Ontario Power General for more than 27 years before retiring in 2003. Dr. Attia has been an active member of the Muslim community, previously serving as President of the Muslim Investment Group and the Canadian Islamic Trust Foundation. He also currently serves as the Executive Director of Masjid Toronto. He also served as a Council Public Member of the CPSO (College of Physicians and Surgeons on Ontario) for 10 years. DR. EL-TANTAWY ATTIA, PH.D Vice-Chair of the Board A Finance Manager by day but a community activist at heart, Shaila Kibria Carter works towards fighting inequality in the community. Shaila is most known for her passion in alleviating poverty, speaking for the oppressed, and joining alliances to help improve the political atmosphere. She has been involved in raising money for the Syrian refugees, fundraising for marginalized Black youth, and being a voice for the Muslim Women’s Collective. She strives to build bridges between different faiths. MRS. SHAILA KIBRIA-CARTER Secretary of the Board Dr. Raza Khan's full-time medical practice is in Brantford, Ontario where he has been practicing in family medicine since 1997. He has also served as a director and spokesperson for the Muslim Association of Hamilton, is past president of the Muslim Association of Brantford, as well as past vice chair of Canadian Relief Foundation. He is a regular contributing writer for the Hamilton Spectator on topics pertaining to Islam and Muslims in Canada, and racial inclusivity in communities. DR. RAZA KHAN, M.D. Treasurer of the Board Dr. Fariha Khan is a physician based out of Brampton, Ontario. She has been an active member of the Muslim community and serves as a board of director for numerous community organizations. She completed her medical degree from McMaster University in 2004 with a practice focus on children’s health. She has a special interest in International Health and Medical Education. DR. FARIHA KHAN, M.D.
Director
Dr. Hany Soliman is a Radiation Oncologist and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. He is actively involved in medical research and education. He was brought up in the Toronto area and has a Bachelors of Science and medical degree from the University of Toronto. He has been involved in the Muslim community at a grassroots level and has a passion for charitable work. DR. HANY SOLIMAN, M.D. Director Ebad Rahman obtained his law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and has a Bachelors degree in Computer Science prior to that. He is currently a practicing lawyer specializing in corporate/commercial matters. Ebad recently joined Islamic Relief Canada’s board in 2016. MR. EBAD RAHMAN Director
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LETTER FROM THE CEO In a world afflicted with pain and darkness, Islamic Relief Canada works tirelessly to serve those who are most vulnerable, underprivileged and marginalized. By the grace of God and your generosity, our work has grown into 300 life-changing projects today. This has meant immediate relief and sustainable development for over 30 million people. This is an incredible testament to how powerfully your care transforms the world. As this annual report will show, the most vulnerable populations around the world have felt every dollar of your Zakat and donations every day. Hand in hand, we have made the difference through programs that dramatically improve the quality and accessibility of food, water, hygiene, healthcare, education, livelihood and social services. These programs are crucial to help people break the cycle of poverty, control their future and change the course of the next generations forever.
Because of your trust and unwavering support, Islamic Relief Canada has become the largest Muslim NGO and charity in Canada. This places us in a vital and privileged position to fulfill our responsibility with greater excellence. There is still a lot to be done and many desperately calling out for our help. Together, we can continue making a world of a difference.
Sincerely,
Zaid Al-Rawni Chief Executive Officer Islamic Relief Canada
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WHO WE ARE WE’RE READY TO ANSWER THE CALL Islamic Relief works with communities to strengthen their resilience to calamities, and provide vital emergency aid when disasters occur. We help impoverished communities access basic services, including education, water and sanitation, as well as healthcare. We provide lasting routes out of poverty through our sustainable development schemes. Our integrated approach to progress is transforming communities worldwide. We tackle the root causes of poverty and ensure that the world’s most vulnerable people have real influence in both our programs and advocacy.
Islamic Relief envisages a caring world where communities are empowered, social obligations are fulfilled and people respond as one to the suffering of others.
OUR VALUES We are guided by the timeless values and teachings of our faith, which recognize that people with wealth have a duty towards those who are less fortunate. Our values are:
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WHAT WE DO EMERGENCY RELIEF
ZAKAT & SADAQAH
Aiming to be the first on the ground when disaster strikes, saving lives through health and safety interventions and helping families rebuild after.
Zakat transforms lives in over 30 countries, given to the most vulnerable and needy to lift them out of poverty.
FOOD & NUTRITION
QURBANI & UDHIYA
Implementing innovative food solutions globally to increase food security, food sustainability, fight malnutrition and improve maternal health.
Qurbani recurs every year when Muslims around the world commemorate Hajj and Eid and sacrifice livestock to feed the needy.
HEALTH & MEDICAL
WATER & SANITATION
Reducing illness and saving lives through supporting hospitals and clinics with medicine and equipment
Working hard to ensure that greater water equality, sanitation and hygiene is achieved to improve the basic health of the communities.
ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP
EDUCATION & TRAINING
Caring for the most vulnerable children around the world with health, safety, clean water, nutrition, education and protection.
Increasing access to equitable education, improving standards and facilities, and investing in better capacity for teachers and caregivers.
PROTECTION
LIVELIHOOD
Promoting human rights, dignity and international humanitarian law through quality services, advocacy and a community-based approach.
Empowering families to run their own businesses, as a vital key to bringing communities out of poverty.
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WHERE WE
WORK FIELD OFFICES •
AFGHANISTAN
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CHAD
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HAITI
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KENYA
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NIGER
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SRI LANKA
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ALBANIA
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CHECHNYA
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INDIA
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KOSOVO
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PAKISTAN
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SUDAN
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BANGLADESH
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CHINA
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INDONESIA
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LEBANON
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PALESTINE
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SYRIA
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BOSNIA
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EGYPT
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IRAQ
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MALAWI
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SOMALIA
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TUNISIA
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BURMA
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ETHIOPIA
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JORDAN
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MALI
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SOUTH AFRICA
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YEMEN
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PARTNER OFFICES •
AUSTRALIA
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NETHERLANDS
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GERMANY
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UNITED KINGDOM
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ITALY
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UNITED STATES
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MALAYSIA
•
SOUTH AFRICA
•
MAURITIUS
•
SWEDEN
10
EMERGENCY RELIEF
11
AF GH ANI STA N
CONFLICT DISPLACEMENT SUPPORT
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Distributing warm blankets and mattresses to displaced people and refugee returnees to help them survive harsh winter weather conditions with dignity.
3,735
KABUL BLAST ATTACK
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Providing food and supporting the immediate needs of the families affected by one of the deadliest bomb attacks in Kabul.
INDIVIDUALS
2,800
INDIVIDUALS
BA NG LADE SH
C A NADA
RELIEF FOR ROHINGYA REFUGEES
BENEFI CI A R I E S
First stage of providing emergency necessities including food, water, and emergency medical support to help receive Rohingya refugees arriving in Bangladesh.
22,500
QUEBEC CITY SHOOTING
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Providing financial support to the widows and orphans to assist with living and education costs, medical expenses and support for the injured, as well as funeral costs and renovations for the mosque.
QUEBEC FLOODS RESPONSE Supporting first responders and local agencies in providing relief and food to evacuees and communities affected by the floods.
INDIVIDUALS
1
COMMUNITY
BENEFI CI A R I E S
1
COMMUNITY
BRITISH COLUMBIA WILDFIRE RESPONSE Being one of the first to provide emergency food, necessities and shelter for evacuee families affected by the wildfires, and supporting efforts by local agencies and authorities.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
2,500
INDIVIDUALS
12
ET HI O P I A
DROUGHT & FAMINE RESPONSE Provided urgent water trucking, basic hygiene and sanitation materials, as well as training sessions on sanitation for drought affected pastoralists.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
25,580
INDIVIDUALS
IR AQ
MOSUL CONFLICT DISPLACEMENT Provided emergency relief through food packs as well as bedding and essential supplies to meet the needs of families displaced by conflict, in Mosul and Northern Iraq.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
3,000
INDIVIDUALS
KE N YA
DROUGHT & FAMINE RESPONSE Provided immediate life-saving support to communities affected by the drought and East Africa famine, through food packs and water.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
18,000
INDIVIDUALS
M YA N M AR
URGENT RESPONSE TO DISPLACEMENT
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Provided immediate food assistance, life saving essentials and shelter for those fleeing violence in the Rakhine region, with priority for women and girls.
19,500
CYCLONE MORA DISASTER
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Provided emergency assistance and built safe shelter for displaced families who were severely affected by Cyclone Mora, and conflict in the Rakhine region.
INDIVIDUALS
3,408
INDIVIDUALS
13
SO MALI A
SO U T H SUDAN
DROUGHT & FAMINE RESPONSE
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Distributed emergency food packs and water for 45 days, with special focus on the most vulnerable. Water reserves were rehabilitated to help retain water for an additional 6-8 months.
55,250
URGENT LIFE SAVING SERVICES
BENEFI CI A R I E S
Provided emergency food, improved access to water and sanitation, temporary shelter, and healthcare to communities affected by conflict, with a focus on women and children.
INDIVIDUALS
13,949
INDIVIDUALS
HEALTH & DROUGHT RECOVERY Life-saving support for displaced women, girls and children, provided clean water and food, rehabilitated bore holes and distributed health items to contain emerging diseases.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
18,000
INDIVIDUALS
SYRI A
ALEPPO EVACUATION RESPONSE Provided shelter, essentials, clean water, hygiene kits and waste removal, focused on the most vulnerable evacuees.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
38,500
INDIVIDUALS
Y EME N
CONFLICT, FAMINE & CHOLERA Provided the war-affected population in Ta’iz and Hudaydah with life-saving food supplies, as well as medical treatment, education and disease prevention kits for cholera.
BENEFI CI A R I E S
13,016
INDIVIDUALS
14
DOMESTIC PROJECTS
15
16
CANADA COMMUNITY BUILDING Building our country up through service and positive contributions
HEA LT H & MED I CA L GLOBAL HEALTH
NEWCOMERS & REFUGEES
BLOOD DRIVE
Supported the training of five specialty paediatric fellows at SickKids Hospital to build a healthier future for Palestinian children.
Eye clinic and comprehensive screening to newly arrived refugees and identified those with eye conditions requiring urgent medical treatment and follow-up, in partnership with local efforts.
In collaboration with the Canadian Blood Services, two blood clinics were held to facilitate more blood donations from the Muslim community. Each donor can help save up to 3 lives.
B E N EF I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
5
220
100
P E D I AT RIC S P E C IA L I ST S
INDIVIDUALS
DONORS
17
FOOD S EC U R I TY NEWCOMERS & REFUGEES
FOOD BANKS
Provided for the urgent needs of newcomers and refugees through food supplies, in partnership with the National Zakat Foundation.
Provided food insecure families with Ramadan food baskets, as well as food supplies and financial support to Canadian food banks.
B E N EF I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
1,500
1,500
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
18
INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS
19
20
EDUCATION & CHILD DEVELOPMENT Breaking the cycle of poverty through education and holistic support
MALAYSIA
SOUTH AFRICA
TUNISIA
HOPE FOR ROHINGYA REFUGEES
OSIZWENI COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
SUPPORT FOR CONFLICT MIGRANTS
IR provides education to the Rohingya refugee children by providing a mobile education centre.
Provided much-needed education and healthcare to orphans and vulnerable children, while increasing access to nutritious food and income through community gardens.
Improved the protection environment for Libyan migrants through access to education, psychosocial counselling and primary healthcare, as well as promoting peaceful coexistence.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIE S
BENEFIC IARIES
200
3,500
19,145
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
21
PALESTINE INTEGRATED EDUCATION & SOCIAL SUPPORT
RECOVERING WELL-BEING OF GAZA CHILDREN
Empowered orphans and vulnerable children to have a better future through education support, health and nutrition assistance, child protection and legal support, as well as psychosocial support.
Provided specialized psychosocial support services, counselling, workshops and training to a wide range of conflict-affected children and adolescents, their parents and teachers.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
20,400
69,226
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
21
22
FOOD SECURITY & NUTRITION Innovative solutions to increase food security and nutrition
KENYA
MALAWI
SYRIA
SUSTAINABLE FOOD & DEVELOPMENT
SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE & WATER SUPPLY
ORPHANAGE SUPPORT
Trained smallholder farmers in climate-smart agriculture, entrepreneurship and solar powered water systems, for increased food security, sustainable income and quality of life.
Supported farmers in flood-affected and drought-prone areas with sustainable irrigation systems, fish ponds, livestock, farm inputs, and skills and knowledge on alternative agriculture methods.
Provided food and essential supplies for orphaned children through the direct support of an orphanage inside Syria, to protect them from the effects of war.
B E N EF I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
1,100
6,270
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
476
ORPHANS
23
24
HEALTH & MEDICAL Improving accessibility and quality of healthcare
LEBANON
MYANMAR
PAKISTAN
IMPROVING REFUGEE HEALTHCARE
MOBILE HEALTH & INTEGRATED SERVICES
CATARACT PREVENTION SERVICES
Provided supplies and equipment to hospitals and clinics to better serve refugee and vulnerable communities through required surgeries, childbirth services and health management.
Supported poverty-stricken communities in the Rakhine region through immediate medical care, training, sanitation and water access, with special focus on women and girls.
Prevented eye diseases in extremely poor communities through a combined effort of community and school screening programs, cataract surgical camps, and community training.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
1,300
20,000
10,000
INDIVIDUALS
24
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
25
SYRIA LIFE SAVING MEDICAL SUPPORT
EASTERN GHOUTA HEALTH FACILITIES
Established and rehabilitated the few remaining dialysis centres in Syria through equipment, medicine, supplies and operational costs, to better serve those with chronic illnesses.
Provided medicine, supplies and operational support to multiple hospitals to support surgical operation departments, ER departments, and intensive care units.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
200
115
PAT I E N T S
MEDICA L STAF F
77,557 PAT I E NT S
25
26
LIVELIHOOD Resources and training for the poorest families to run their own sustainable businesses
BANGLADESH
EGYPT
PALESTINE
ORPHAN FAMILY EMPOWERMENT
SUSTAINABLE LIVESTOCK FARMING
EMPOWERING VULNERABLE FAMILIES
Successful new model to improve social inclusion of orphan families, through sustainable income, food security, education and quality services. The number of families continue to multiply through community-led empowerment.
Reduced unemployment and poverty through livestock farming, providing the animals with full support and training on feeding, treatment, vaccinations, and animal welfare.
Support for families entrenched in poverty to secure basic necessities and fulfill their most urgent needs, through food, health care, education, psychosocial support and protection.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
15
500
4,200
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
27
PHILIPPINES RESILIENCY FOR FLOOD-PRONE COMMUNITIES Worked to restore the livelihood and capacity building for communities affected by extreme flooding.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
400
INDIVIDUALS
28
WATER & SANITATION Greater water equality, sanitation and hygiene to improve health
NIGER
PAKISTAN
PALESTINE
WATER SUPPLY IN LOGA
SOLAR WATER PUMPS
CLEAN WATER FOR GAZA CHILDREN
Construction of a borehole and installation of water taps throughout the community, along with training of a committee to manage the water facilities and ensure the sustainability of the well.
Provided clean and safe water to disadvantaged communities through 5 solar water pumps and storage tanks, along with training on maintenance and sanitation.
Improved access to safe drinking water as well as training and awareness on hygiene and sanitation for children, caregivers and school teachers.
B E N EF I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
6,250
5,560
14,900
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
29
SOUTH SUDAN
YEMEN
WATER, NUTRITION & HEALTH SUPPORT
WATER, HEALTH & PROTECTION SUPPORT
Improved access to clean water through the drilling and rehabilitation of boreholes. Provided health and nutritional support through new health centers.
Improved access to clean water and sanitation, nutrition and better health, as well as income generation, with a focus on gender-based violence and child protection.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIE S
31,900
60,000
FUNDED BY GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA
INDIVIDUALS
FUNDED BY GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA
INDIVIDUALS
30
WOMEN EMPOWERMENT Building safer and more equitable communities for women and girls
BANGLADESH
BOSNIA
KOSOVO
COMMUNITY LED MICROFINANCE
RASPBERRY FARMING
RASPBERRY FARMING
Supported poor and marginalized female-headed and orphan households through income generation, self-help groups, and financial management trainings.
Provided poverty-stricken femaleheaded households with relevant equipment, training, and land for raspberry planting, improving income generation and food security.
Provided poverty-stricken female-headed households with relevant equipment, training, and land for raspberry planting, improving income generation and food security.
B E N EF I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
BENEFIC IARIES
1,400
500
300
INDIVIDUALS
30
INDIVIDUALS
INDIVIDUALS
31
TURKEY
MALI
SYRIAN WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
ALTERNATIVE FARMING TECHNOLOGY
Worked to empower Syrian women to become community leaders, through training on successful management and leadership skills as well as International Humanitarian Law.
Provided access to irrigable agriculture and income generating activities for women, constructing a microdam and solar farms, as well as training on using climate adaptive seeds.
B E N E F I C I AR I E S
B ENEFIC IARIES
25
1700
WOMEN
INDIVIDUALS
31
32
SEASONAL PROJECTS
33
34
RAMADAN FOOD PACKS Feeding the poorest communities in the blessed month
Food items are procured locally within each country whenever possible to ensure that they’re appropriate for the recipients and beneficial to the economy.
148,630
“We look up to Islamic Relief as our hope, because of them and Allah’s blessings, we can fast in Ramadan. Every day when we break our fast, we pray to Allah to reward Islamic Relief with paradise.”
PEOPLE WERE SUSTAINED THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF YOU
- Mother in Mali
30 LBS =
FAMILY
EACH FOOD PACKET CONTAINS 30 POUNDS OF FOOD AND SUSTAINS A FAMILY OF 5 - 7 PEOPLE.
Afghanistan Canada Chad Ethiopia India Iraq Lebanon Malawi Mali Pakistan Palestine Somalia South Sudan Sudan Syria Yemen
13,676 5,356 12,000 10,000 960 12,000 2,237 10,100 12,000 1,587 11,873 12,000 12,000 10,000 10,695 17,500
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QURBANI / UDHIYA Sharing the joy of Eid Al-Adha with families in need
Qurbani & Udhiya is among the first programs started by Islamic Relief in 1986, and recurs every year when Muslims around the world commemorate Eid Al-Adha and sacrifice livestock to feed the needy.
The meat is distributed fresh, chilled or frozen, according to what is appropriate for the dietary culture of the region. While sourcing livestock we remain mindful of availability, cost, quality and the effect on local markets.
2-5 KG = FAMILY OF 4-8 EACH PACKET IS 2-5 KILOGRAMS OF MEAT AND FEEDS A FAMILY OF 4-8 PEOPLE
204,559
PEOPLE FELT THE JOY OF EID THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF YOU
Afghanistan 2,568 Bangladesh 10,123 Canada 2,500 Chad 24,947 Iraq 1,364 Jordan 1,440 Lebanon 2,247 Malawi 19,483 Myanmar 10,305 Niger 32,076 Pakistan 6,824 Palestine 28,033 Somalia 26,736 South Sudan 2,397 Sri Lanka 6,396 Syria 17,914 Tunisia 179 Yemen 9,027
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WINTER WARMTH Protection from harsh winter climate and illness for refugee and displaced people Providing families in very vulnerable conditions with essential items to protect against harsh winter conditions. These include fuel and heaters, warm blankets and bedding, winter clothing and shoes, construction and insulation materials, as well as tents and shelter supplies.
24,317
PEOPLE SURVIVED BECAUSE OF YOU
Albania Bosnia Chechnya Iraq Jordan Kosovo Lebanon Syria Tunisia Yemen
700 220 250 4,680 1,100 2,587 7,500 3,000 1,120 6,000
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ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP Your kindness transforms lives
Your sponsorships protect the wellbeing, safety, health, education and social environments of orphaned children and youth. Your generosity allows for children to be individually supported, and improves family stability and sustainable development for the entire community.
“Our sponsors supported us so that we may become someone important in the future. They have given us everything, and they did it for God’s sake.”
EID GIFTS
Bringing happiness and a sense of equality amongst children by gifting new clothing, shoes and school supplies. Focused on children who are most neglected because of poverty and loss, those with disabilities and special needs and those who are orphaned.
THIS YEAR YOU HELPED SPONSOR A TOTAL OF
8,291
ORPHANS WORLDWIDE 608 Afghanistan Albania 70 622 Bangladesh 128 Bosnia 243 Chechnya 252 Ethiopia 208 India 122 Indonesia 245 Iraq 114 Jordan 332 Kenya Kosovo 11 Lebanon 150 Mali 450 Niger 285 Pakistan 551 Palestine Gaza Palestine West Bank 89 Somalia 591 South Africa 96 Sri Lanka 122 Sudan 299 Syria 772 Tunisia 45 Yemen 352
1336
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FINANCIALS 2017 S TAT E M E N T O F R E V E N U E 1
5
DONATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
OTHER
$326,275
$29,777,294
TOTAL
$48,750,354 4
GOVERNMENT GRANTS
2
$2,800,000
GIFTS IN KIND
3
$12,993,523
CANADIAN CHARITIES
$2,853,262
S TAT E M E N T O F E X P E N D I T U R E S
2
FUNDRAISING
1
CHARITABLE PROGRAMS
$42,951,385
TOTAL
$47,550,685
$3,318,026 3
ADMINISTRATION
$1,281,274
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I N T E R N AT I O N A L C H A R I TA B L E P R O G R A M S 1
4
DISASTER RELIEF
CHILDREN IN NEED
$18,494,635
$4,831,710 3
FEED THE NEEDY
$5,130,703
5
ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP
$3,710,741
2
DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS Complete Financial Statements online – www.islamicrelief.ca
$9,556,922
THANK YOU
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