Islamic Relief Canada Annual Report 2016 (ENGLISH)

I S L A M I C R E L I E F C A N A DA

2016

ANNUAL

REPORT

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

LETTER FROM THE CEO

WHO WE ARE

WHAT WE DO

WHERE WE WORK

2016: YEAR IN REVIEW

EMERGENCY RELIEF

CANADIAN COMMUNITY BUILDING

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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FOOD, NUTRITION AND WATER

HEALTH AND MEDICAL

LIVELIHOOD

WINTERIZATION

WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

RAMADAN AND QURBANI

ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP

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 got his Ph.D. from McMaster University in 1976. He 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 previously served as President of the Muslim Investment Group and the Canadian Islamic Trust Foundation. He currently serves as the Executive Director of Toronto Masjid. He also served as a Council Public Member of the CPSO (College of Physicians and Surgeons on Ontario) for 10 years (2006-2016) DR. EL-TANTAWY ATTIA, PH.D Vice-Chair 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

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. 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 grass roots 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 4

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, Islamic Relief Canada turns 10 years old this year. From simple beginnings, our work has blossomed into 270 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 this past year. In 2016 alone, we have been able to implement and support double the amount of projects, as compared to last year alhamdulillah. 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 the 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 the Qur’an and the Prophetic tradition (Sunnah), which recognize that people with wealth have a duty to 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 & RAMADAN

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 AND 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 over 50,000 of 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

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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

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

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SOUTH AFRICA

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MAURITIUS

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SWEDEN 9

2016: A YEAR AT A GLANCE MARCH

JANUARY

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FEBRUARY TOUR FOR ORPHANS With Imam Suhaib Webb

MADAYA EMERGENCY RESPONSE IR emergency response to beseiged cities in Syria

5TH ANNIVERSARY OF SYRIAN CONFLICT

IMAM SIRAJ WAHHAJ TOUR For Winter Appeal

RIS CONVENTION

#LIVEON10 CHALLENGE

TALK OF THE CHAMPIONS Event with boxer Amir Khan

MISREPORTING MUSLIMS Fundraising for the Rohingya cause with Mehdi Hasan

MYANMAR EMERGENCY APPEAL

DECEMBER

OCTOBER NOVEMBER

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JUNE MAY RAMADAN LAUNCH WITH OMAR SULEIMAN FORT MCMURRAY WILDFIRE EMERGENCY RESPONSE

SHINNY HOCKEY WITH NAZEM KADRI

APRIL AUGUST

CAKES4SOMALIA COMMUNITY INITIATIVE

SHARE YOUR BLESSINGS IFTAAR CAMPAIGN

QURBANI

SEPTEMBER

ANNUAL GOLF CLASSIC AMABASSADOR WITH NAZEM KADRI RAMADAN IFTARS

JULY 11

EMERGENCY RELIEF

FORT MCMURRAY WILDFIRE EMERGENCY RESPONSE

CANADA

Urgent evacuation support, providing food, necessities and shelter for evacuee families, easing their stay in Edmonton.

BENEFICIARIES

1,300 INDIVIDUALS

EL NIÑO SEVERE DROUGHT

ETHIOPIA

Mobile health focused on medical care for mothers and children, combined with immediate water supply, building wells and hygiene training.

BENEFICIARIES

4,022 INDIVIDUALS

BIHAR FLOODS DISASTER

INDIA

Providing food, safe drinking water, shelter and hygiene kits with focus on women, persons with disabilities or illness, orphans and elderly.

BENEFICIARIES

857 HOUSEHOLDS

MOSUL CONFLICT DISPLACEMENT

IRAQ

Distributing non-food items and hygiene kits, reducing risk of disease and enabling displaced people to live with dignity during the cold winter.

BENEFICIARIES

3,540 INDIVIDUALS

EARTHQUAKE DISASTER

ITALY

Providing immediate access to food supplies, hygiene kits to families, combined with removing rubble from homes in four regions.

BENEFICIARIES

1,510 INDIVIDUALS

RAKHINE CRISIS RELIEF

MYANMAR

Providing food packs and kitchen kits, foused on vulnerable and displaced women, children and elderly who are escaping violence.

BENEFICIARIES

8,500 INDIVIDUALS 13

NEELAM VALLEY CRISIS

PAKISTAN KASHMIR

Providing urgent shelter, bedding and warm clothing to displaced and most deprived families to survive the winter.

BENEFICIARIES

1,826 INDIVIDUALS

STARVATION CATASTROPHE

SOUTH SUDAN

Providing 6 months of food packets, water trucking, mosquito nets, blankets and support for conflict affected displaced people.

BENEFICIARIES

9,600 INDIVIDUALS

LANDSLIDE FLOODS DISASTER

SRI LANKA

Helping those most vulnerable recover from extreme floods with food packs and gas cookers, combined with basic aid to disaster victims.

BENEFICIARIES

2,452 INDIVIDUALS

ALEPPO IS BURNING

SYRIA

Provision of medicine, fuel, 1159 tons of flour for daily bread, clean water, living essentials and hygiene kits for besieged families.

BENEFICIARIES 55,000 INDVS 12 HOSPITALS 8 BAKERIES

URGENT MEDICAL AID

YEMEN 14

Providing medicines and supplies for critical patients at 6 health facilities in tightly besieged regions affected by intense conflict.

BENEFICIARIES

9,208 INDIVIDUALS

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DOMESTIC

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PROJECTS

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CANADIAN COMMUNITY BUILDING BUILDING OUR COUNTRY UP THROUGH SERVICE AND POSITIVE CONTRIBUTIONS

EMPOWERING YOUTH

FOOD SECURITY

Serving vulnerable youth through 6 projects to advance accessibility, counselling, education, livelihood, mentorships and wellness support.

Providing food insecure families with Ramadan food baskets, feeding the homeless through communal Iftars, and facilitating food bank operations.

BENEFICIARIES

6 COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

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BENEFICIARIES

3,500 INDIVIDUALS

MEDICAL TRAINING

REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT

Supporting the training of five specialty paediatric fellows at SickKids Hospital to build a healthier future for Palestinian children.

Distributing welcome boxes with food and housing essentials for families, combined with community integration and social work support. Providing support for sponsors and counsellors of Syrian newcomers in Ontario, Alberta, Manitoba and the Yukon Territory.

BENEFICIARIES

5 PEDIATRIC SPECIALISTS

BENEFICIARIES

390 FAMILIES

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INTERNATIONAL

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PROJECTS

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING

BREAKING THE CYCLE OF POVERTY THROUGH EDUCATION AND KNOWLEDGE

SYRIA

TUNISIA

TURKEY BUILDING ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR SYRIAN CHILDREN

Training courses for Syrian charities, focused on child protection, gender based violence prevention, management, proposal writing, and safety in a hostile environment.

Securing the education of vulnerable children, with a focus on teacher training, protection, wellbeing and psychosocial support.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

SUPPORT FOR CONFLICT REFUGEES 5,557 STUDENTS & TEACHERS

Improving the protection environment for migrants through psychosocial counselling, training medical staff and training teachers in Tunisia.

240 HUMANITARIAN WORKERS

BENEFICIARIES

4,930 INDIVIDUALS 23

FOOD, NUTRITION & WATER INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO INCREASE FOOD SECURITY AND WATER SUFFICIENCY

CHAD

LEBANON

MALAWI

REFUGEE RESPONSE Providing Syrian refugees located in various camps and shelters who have not received aid yet with food parcels containing all staples.

BENEFICIARIES

WATER AND FOOD SECURITY Supporting self sufficiency through solar system powered water sources, water management training, home gardens, seedling and tree nurseries, and construction centres.

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1,200 FAMILIES

BUILDING AGRICULTURAL RESILIENCE Supporting needy farmers with essential supplies such as hybrid seeds, fertilizers, and alternative agricultural knowledge to be able to survive and provide for their families.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

14,155 INDIVIDUALS

1,500 INDIVIDUALS

PALESTINE MILK FOR PRESCHOOLERS Providing fortified milk and high energy biscuits to preschool children to combat malnutrition and improve health, along with awareness for mothers.

BENEFICIARIES

2,708 CHILDREN

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HEALTH AND MEDICAL Winterization LONG TERM SOLUTIONS TO IMPROVE ACCESSIBILITY AND QUALITY OF HEALTHCARE

MALAYSIA

MYANMAR

SHELTER & HEALTH FOR ROHINGYA REFUGEES

NIGER MALARIA PREVENTION Year long prevention program against seasonal malaria which is the primary cause of mortality amongst children under five and pregnant women.

Centre for sick and stranded refugees to receive shelter, rehab and health education, coordinated with the local communities and government.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

MOBILE HEALTH CLINICS

800 INDIVIDUALS

Reducing the risk of death and illness in conflict affected and remote communities by providing mobile health services and treatment.

BENEFICIARIES

37,800 INDIVIDUALS 26

180, 465 INDIVIDUALS

PALESTINE

SOUTH AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA

YEMEN

NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITS

LIFE SAVING ASSISTANCE

Improving newborn health care and decreasing the mortality rate by providing two hospitals with better technology for their NICUs.

Providing 4 months worth of food and emergency health support for conflict affected communities in besieged areas.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

NELSON MANDELA CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

900 NEWBORNS

Construction of a new Oncology Unit to increase accessibility to specialist care and improve the treatment of childhood cancer in Africa.

19, 047 INDIVIDUALS

BENEFICIARIES

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LIVELIHOOD

RESOURCES FOR THE POOREST FAMILIES TO RUN THEIR OWN SUSTAINABLE BUSINESSES

BANGLADESH

PAKISTAN

PALESTINE

LIVELIHOOD SUPPORT FOR A BURDENED COMMUNITY Reducing heavy socio-economic burden through vocational training, skill-development, livestock distribution and management training.

BENEFICIARIES

ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT FOR VULNERABLE FAMILIES

A BETTER LIFE FOR ABDUR RAKIB'S FAMILY Covering survival needs of an extremely poor Zakat recipient family with food security, rent, medical treatment and training for a sustainable livelihood.

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2,500 FAMILIES

Support for families entrenched in poverty to secure basic necessities and fulfill their most urgent needs.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

1 FAMILY

300 FAMILIES

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WINTERIZATION

PROTECTION FROM HARSH WINTER CONDITIONS FOR REFUGEE AND DISPLACED PEOPLE

LEBANON

NEPAL

SYRIA

WINTER SURVIVAL Protecting temporarily sheltered earthquake victims from harsh winter conditions, with blankets, warm clothing in accordance to the region, insulation foam, and stoves.

BENEFICIARIES

WINTER SURVIVAL Providing fuel, food, hygiene kits, and improving substandard shelters of people in camps who have not received enough assistance, to protect against severe climate conditions.

BENEFICIARIES

8,000 INDIVIDUALS

WINTER SURVIVAL

1,000 INDIVIDUALS

Distributing warm blankets, mattresses, fuel, solar lamps and plastic sheets according to community needs, to protect against harsh winter conditions.

BENEFICIARIES

20,160 INDIVIDUALS

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WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

BUILDING SAFER AND MORE EQUITABLE COMMUNITIES FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

ALBANIA

BOSNIA

CHECHNYA

RASPBERRY FARMING Providing poverty stricken female headed households with relevant equipment, training, and land for raspberry planting.

BENEFICIARIES

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LIVELIHOOD CREATION

LIVELIHOOD CREATION

Reducing unemployment and poverty through livestock and poultry keeping with full support and training, for female headed households.

Setup of poultry breeding for female headed households, with incubators, training and veterinary service, ensuring families can become economically independent.

60 FAMILIES

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

80 FAMILIES

200 HOUSEHOLDS

INDONESIA

IRAQ

FARMING AND FINANCIAL TRAINING

SOUTH SUDAN ALTERNATIVE FARMING TECHNOLOGY

Lifting poverty for female headed households through sustainable mushroom farming, combined with training of financial management in Islamic microfinancing.

Providing improved seedlings, water and tools to combat food insecurity and improve livelihood for women groups through solar farming.

BENEFICIARIES

BENEFICIARIES

PROTECTION FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

300 HOUSEHOLDS

Earned local community's trust to implement quality services for psycho-social support, gender equality, reproductive health, and prevention of sexual gender based violence.

3,250 INDIVIDUALS

BENEFICIARIES

5,000 INDIVIDUALS

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SEASONAL

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PROJECTS

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Food items are procured locally within each country whenever possible to ensure that they’re appropriate for the recipients and beneficial to the economy.

"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."

22,300

FAMILIES WERE SUSTAINED THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF YOU

- Mother in Mali

Yemen - 1800 Syria - 1500 Sudan - 2000 South Sudan - 2000 Somalia - 2000 Pakistan - 1000 Niger - 1500 Mali - 1500 Malawi - 2000 Kenya - 2000 Ethiopia - 2000 Chad - 1500 Afghanistan - 1500

RAMADAN FOOD PACKS PROVIDING IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES WITH FOOD PACKETS FOR THE BLESSED MONTH 0

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Family of 5-7

EACH FOOD PACKET CONTAINS 30 POUNDS OF FOOD AND SUSTAINS A FAMILY OF 5 - 7 PEOPLE 36

2000

1500

Chad

1500

Ethiopia

2000

Kenya

2000

Malawi

2000

Mali

1500

Myanmar

1500

Pakistan

1000

Somalia

2000

South Sudan

2000

Sudan

2000

Syria

Yemen

1500 1800

3000

FAMILIES FED

30 LBS

Afghanistan Chad Ethiopia Kenya Malawi Mali Niger Pakistan Somalia South Sudan Sudan Syria Yemen

1000

Afghanistan

Qurbani is among the first programs started by Islamic Relief in 1986, and recurs every year when Muslims around the world commemorate Eid-Ul-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.

30,649

FAMILIES FELT THE JOY OF EID THIS YEAR BECAUSE OF YOU

While sourcing livestock we remain mindful of availability, cost, quality and the effect on local markets. In 2016 alone, the global Qurbani program served over 3,349,080 beneficiaries in 30 countries.

QURBANI BENEFICIARIES 2015

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AFGHANISTAN | 80 FAMILIES ALBANIA | 80 FAMILIES BANGLADESH | 250 FAMILIES BOSNIA | 100 FAMILIES CHAD | 500 FAMILIES CHECHNYA | 200 FAMILIES ETHIOPIA | 200 FAMILIES INDONESIA | 80 FAMILIES IRAQ | 125 FAMILIES

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JORDAN | 125 FAMILIES KENYA | 200 FAMILIES KOSOVO | 80 FAMILIES LEBANON | 80 FAMILIES MALAWI | 600 FAMILIES MALI | 600 FAMILIES NIGER | 700 FAMILIES PAKISTAN | 300 FAMILIES SOMALIA | 200 FAMILIES

SOUTH SUDAN | 80 FAMILIES SRI LANKA | 800 FAMILIES SUDAN | 200 FAMILIES SYRIA | 200 FAMILIES TUNISIA | 50 FAMILIES YEMEN | 100 FAMILIES ZIMBABWE | 200 FAMILIES

QURBANI/UDHIYA Kenya - 1100 Iraq - 750 India - 2750 Ethiopia - 1100 Egypt - 686 Chad - 1877 Canada - 1000 Bosnia - 399 Afghanistan - 610

SHARING THE JOY OF EID-UL-ADHA WITH THE POOREST OF THE POOR 0

Bosnia

Canada

1000

2000

610 399 1000

Chad

Egypt

Ethiopia

Kenya

2-5 Kg

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Family of 4-8

Malawi Mali

Myanmar

Palestine

South Sudan

EACH PACKET IS 2-5 KILOGRAMS OF MEAT AND FEEDS A FAMILY OF 4-8 PEOPLE

Sudan

600 103

973

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4750

1669

Syria

Yemen

5000

2750

750 1100 1363 643

Pakistan

Somalia

4000

6000

1877

686 1100

India Iraq

3000

1796

3517

FAMILIES FED

Afghanistan Bosnia Canada Chad Egypt Ethiopia India Iraq Kenya Malawi Mali Myanmar Pakistan Palestine Somalia South Sudan Sudan Syria Yemen

Afghanistan

4991

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ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP YOUR KINDNESS TRANSFORMS LIVES

Your sponsorships protect the well being, 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.

NEW INITIATIVE 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.

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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.

Yemen (302)

Afghanistan (521) Albania (32)

Syria (485)

Bangladesh (461) Sudan (245) Sri Lanka (103)

Bosnia (124)

South Africa (77) Chechnya (214)

THIS YEAR ISLAMIC RELIEF CANADA SPONSORED A TOTAL OF

Somalia (251) Palestine - West Bank (92)

Ethiopia (236)

6,185

India (175)

ORPHANS WORLDWIDE

Indonesia (87) Iraq (199)

Palestine - Gaza (1,169)

Jordan (99) Kenya (210) Kosovo (12) Lebanon (137) Mali (257) Pakistan (474)

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FINANCIALS 2016 STATEMENT OF REVENUE

OTHER $100,502 CANADIAN CHARITIES $1,112,386

TOTAL $28,669,112

DONATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC $19,162,052

GIFTS IN KIND $8,294,172

STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES

FUNDRAISING $2,010,481 CHARITABLE PROGRAMS $26,467,370

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TOTAL $29,371,699

ADMINISTRATION $893,848

INTERNATIONAL CHARITABLE PROGRAMS

CHILDREN IN NEED $3,340,157 DISASTER RELIEF $6,463,926

FEED THE NEEDY $3,468,901

DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS $7,371,955

ORPHAN SPONSORSHIP $4,640,320

Complete Financial Statements online – www.islamicrelief.ca

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