2025 Ramadan drive : Raised about $10,000

2/13 Bake Sale: On February 13th we wil be holding a bake sale. (Location TBD)  

Upcoming Donations: We will be donating to Reach Out Lakota Food Pantry as well as Cincinnati Public Schools District.

*If you would like to sign up to help please contact us at k4ksadaqa@gmail.com

On November 22, our team volunteered at A Child’s Hope International to participate in a meal-packing initiative. During this project, volunteers worked together to package nutritious meals that will be distributed to children and families facing food insecurity around the world.

We donated $720 to Penny Appeal in support of their OrphanKind program. This contribution helps provide essential resources such as education, healthcare, food, and safe living conditions for orphaned children around the world. 

We assembled hygiene care packages and donated them to Bethany House to support individuals and families in need. Each package included many things; including: razors, deodorant, pads and more. This initiative allowed us to help our local community.

Before and throughout the month of Ramadan, we participated in fundraising efforts that included: Our inaugural fundraiser to kick off our 501(c)(3) status, where we raised $3,000, Bake Sales at our local mosques: the Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati and the Islamic Center of Mason, and a face painting booth + book sale at the Ramadan Bazaar. We continued fundraising through community outreach throughout the month of Ramadan We raised a total of $10,000!

Amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza, we allocated $3,500 to the non-profit organization UOSSM. This contribution aims to support their vital humanitarian aid for food insecurity and starvation amongst the war zone, as well as the mental health of children in Gaza, supporting teens suffering from PTSD, anxiety, depression, etc.

We donated $600 worth of home supplies for those staying at Family Promise of Butler County. Providing homes and shelter for families in need on rotation. 

We donated around $1,000 of supplies to enrich the experiences of patients staying in the Ronald McDonald House, we donated around $800 of toys and we also participated in a meal packing event donating $200 worth of supplies and our time to make over 50 meals!

Before and throughout the month of Ramadan, we participated in fundraising efforts that included: Bake Sales at our local mosques: the Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati and Islamic Center of Mason. A raffle that we held at the Annual Day Competition at ICGC, and Face Painting at the Ramadan Bazaar. As well as continued community outreach throughout the month of Ramadan to gain monetary donations. We raised a total of $11,000

Amid the ongoing crisis in Gaza, we allocated half of our donations—$5,000—to the non-profit organization UOSSM. This contribution aims to support their vital humanitarian aid and educational initiatives for children enduring immense suffering in the region.

We contributed a total of $2,000 to combat food insecurity among children. Our donations supported two impactful initiatives: Shine Like Sable, which provides meal packs to children in the Mason City Schools district, and the Lakota Local Schools District Nutrition Center, which offers free meals to children in need within their community.

We assembled care packages filled with essential hygiene products such as shampoo, conditioner, feminine hygiene items, and oral care supplies with a total cost of $650. These packages were then donated to the Hope House Shelter to support underprivileged families in need.

Donated a total of $2,000 to MUHSEN, an organization aiming for better communities and daily lives for all adults and children living with disabilities. We supported their back-to-school drive which funded specific supply needs for special needs classrooms. 

Sponsored 2 orphans for 1 year providing them with food, clothing, and relief from orphanages through the Penney Appeal Organization. These orphans are centered in African countries and surrounding areas. 

For the Eid-al-Adha holiday during June, we organized a heartwarming toy drive, collecting donations from our local community to bring joy to the children staying at the Ronald McDonald House. This wonderful facility supports families with children receiving treatment at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. These children will cherish the donated toys during special milestones, such as overcoming significant challenges, celebrating birthdays, and more.

In July, we had the privilege of volunteering with the organization Sleep in Heavenly Peace. As part of our efforts, we donated bedding, including sheets, children's comforter sets, pillows, and more, and actively participated in a bed-building event. These beds are thoughtfully provided to children in Mason, OH, who otherwise lack access to proper bedding, ensuring they have a comfortable and safe place to sleep.

Before Ramadan, we organized bake sales at our local mosques and set up an informational kiosk at the Annual Day Competition at ICGC to raise funds. Through these efforts and continued community outreach during Ramadan, we successfully raised nearly $8,000 in total.

We made meaningful contributions to support food security in our community. We donated $1,500 to Mason Child Nutrition, an organization that provides free lunches to children in need. Additionally, we contributed $600 worth of food to the Reach Out Lakota Food Pantry, helping to supply meals to families in the Lakota Local School District.

We donated $1,500 worth of toys to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. These toys are given to children to help ease their fears about treatment, celebrate milestones, and reward them for overcoming significant obstacles during their healthcare journey.

We donated nearly $2,500 to support orphans, sponsoring a child’s transition to a loving home through the Miracle Foundation and providing food and essentials for two orphans via Penny Appeal. These efforts benefit children in India, Africa, and nearby regions.

We donated over $500 worth of clothing to Hope’s Closet, an organization dedicated to providing clothing to children and families in need across the Greater Cincinnati area.

We donated $500 to Autism Connections, an organization that provides educational resources and support groups for children with autism across Cincinnati.

We donated nearly $500 worth of child bedding to Sleep in Heavenly Peace, including pillows, comforter sets, and more, for children who do not have proper beds at home, ensuring they have a comfortable place to sleep.

We donated almost $400 to support children facing abuse through For the Love of Children, a dedicated organization based in Dayton, OH.

We donated $1,000 to Cincinnati Children's Hospital. This money would go toward helping child life specialists curate rooms that were best catered to the children they treat. 

We donated $1,000 to Miracle Foundation that would go towards providing homes for orphans in India. They are an international organization that aids the lives of those in the orphan and foster care system. 

We donated $1,000 to the Shine Like Sable Foundation. After losing their daughter Sable Gibson in 2019, her parents created this foundation in her name to help children in need as well as support child life specialists at the Cincinnati Children's Hospital. 

We donated $720 to Penny Appeal that goes toward sponsoring two children who are orphans named Imaan Hoffman & Anothando Smaylie. Their organization is dedicated to aiding poverty relief. 

We donated $617.64 to A Child's Hope Foundation that goes toward the Hope Snacks program that provides meals for children over the weekend in low income areas. Their organization is dedicated to bringing the church and community together to support orphans. 

We donated $500 worth of food from Costco to Reach Out Lakota. Their Food & Clothing Pantry  is dedicated towards helping those in the West Chester/Liberty Township area with food, household essentials, and various other necessities. 

We donated $256.16 worth of toys to the At-Taqwa masjid in Dayton. These toys would be given to children from the mosque celebrating Eid (a religious celebration in Islam for Muslims across the globe) that may not have otherwise been able to get gifts for the holidays. 

We donated the rest of the funds raised to the Islamic Center of Mason Learning Academy. This money went towards getting office supplies, board markers, and more that would help children in the classroom.