The Al-Garrafah Foundation is committed to fulfilling its humanitarian duties by assisting the needy in Afghanistan. The Foundation prioritizes standing alongside the Afghan people, particularly during challenging times. Each winter, the Foundation procures essential foodstuffs such as rice, oil, flour, wheat, tea, sugar, blankets, and other necessities. These goods are subsequently distributed to impoverished families identified within various villages of the Kandahar Province.
The Foundation’s efforts have profoundly impacted the lives of countless individuals, demonstrating a sustained commitment to alleviating suffering and fostering resilience within communities. This targeted assistance ensures that thousands of families receive support annually. Additionally, the leadership of the Al-Garrafah Foundation places significant emphasis on aiding those affected by natural disasters and emergencies. This focus on disaster relief underscores the Foundation’s dedication to humanitarian goals and providing critical assistance to vulnerable populations.
Distribution of raw materials to the needy in Farah and Kandahar provinces in 2022
Based on the Afghan government’s request, the Al-Garrafah Foundation distributed packages of raw materials to poor families facing many economic problems. These food packages included flour, rice, sugar, beans, tea, and oil, and 5,000 families in Farah and 4,000 families in Kandahar have benefited from this assistance.
Iftar distribution in Kabul, Farah, and Kandahar provinces in 2022
300 iftar food packages were distributed daily among the fasting people in different places in Farah and Kabul provinces and also 500 iftar packages were distributed daily in Kandahar province.
Distribution of Iftari packages
Another significant humanitarian initiative by the Al-Garrafah Foundation is the distribution of food packages during the holy month of Ramadan. This iftar program is meticulously organized to ensure that fasting individuals receive essential food supplies. The distribution takes place at various locations, including mosques, orphanages, dormitories, and schools, across the Kandahar, Farah, Kabul, and Herat provinces.
