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This Eid: Spread Smiles with a $25 Gift!
This Eid, let's spread joy beyond our own celebrations. For countless children in war-torn regions, refugee camps, and poverty-stricken communities, Eid holds little joy. They face daily struggles, dimming their chance to experience the merriment of this special occasion.
You can change that! For just $25, you can bring a smile to a child's face with our Eid Gift program. Imagine the excitement as they receive a carefully chosen gift, a symbol of hope and care amidst their challenges.
Your $25 gift makes a world of difference:
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Lights up their Eid: Provides a joyful surprise, making their Eid celebration brighter and more memorable.
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Brings hope and encouragement: Shows them they're not forgotten, fostering a sense of belonging and support.
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Creates lasting memories: A cherished gift can spark happy memories, reminding them of your kindness long after Eid.
This Eid, be the reason a child smiles wider. Share the spirit of giving and make a lasting difference. Donate today and witness the magic unfold!
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Note: At MAA, we believe we have a duty to fight injustice at every level, big and small. It’s not enough to give aid to the most vulnerable and marginalised after harm has befallen them; we must stand up for them and empower their voices. To fulfil our collective obligation, MAA may dedicate a portion of your sadaqah donations to this cause to create change and dismantle the forces that harm the most marginalised.
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