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Emergency Food Aid for Gaza Children: How We’re Still Delivering Food, Water, and Hope

In recent months, something both extraordinary and alarming has unfolded in Gaza. For the first time in what felt like an eternity, the aid corridors were finally opened. Food trucks, water tanks, and humanitarian vehicles could cross borders that had been sealed for too long. For us at Islamic Donate Charity, this was a breakthrough—an answered prayer. But just as we took a breath of relief, new dangers emerged. And now, we face a reality where every delivery is both a blessing and a risk.

Let’s walk through what’s happening on the ground, how we’re navigating these challenges, and why your support still means everything for the people of Palestine.

The Borders Opened—A Glimmer of Mercy

In the final days of May 2025, after endless waiting, border routes into Gaza opened for food and water transport. It was like the breaking of a drought—not just of resources but of hope. For months, we had struggled to get even the most basic supplies inside. Clean water was scarce. Food was rationed. Children were surviving on little more than dry bread, if that.

But now? Our teams were finally able to bring in essentials by vehicle. We reestablished supply lines, delivering bulk food items, fresh water, and even ingredients to help rebuild local kitchens. We felt empowered, energized, and ready to serve.

Yet with the good came the bad.

New Dangers: Aid Trucks Under Attack

As soon as the volume of aid increased, so did a series of strange and destructive attacks. Aid trucks—filled with food and water for innocent families—were ambushed and looted. Some were vandalized, not for their contents, but seemingly to send a violent message.

No group officially claimed responsibility. There were no clear demands. Just damage. Just disruption. And in many cases, the goal wasn’t theft—it was sabotage. Vehicles were blocked. Communications were cut off. Access to internal Gaza shelters was threatened.

These weren’t just obstacles. These were attempts to choke lifelines. But we didn’t stop. We couldn’t. And we won’t.

When Trucks Can’t Enter, Our Hands Still Do

Seeing the growing risk to our convoys, we returned to a route we’ve used for years—the route of human delivery. Our volunteers, brothers and sisters from within Gaza and neighboring areas, once again carried food, water, and medicine by hand into homes, tents, and shelters.

It’s slower. It’s exhausting. But it’s safe.

Step by step, we brought flour, salt, oil, and water to shelters. We delivered dates, canned food, and soap to mothers and widows. We distributed water bottles to children standing barefoot in sand.

Dozens of dedicated hands worked tirelessly to prepare this large batch of dough, with much of the flour carried manually across difficult terrain. In the end, we were able to serve warm, nourishing food to over 400 people in one of Gaza’s crowded camps. Every step, every struggle—it was all worth it. And our hearts are content with the pleasure of Allah:

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And in one of the most touching moments—after days of service and sweat—we sat down with the children to knead dough, bake fresh bread, and prepare shawarma with our own hands. For the first time in weeks, children smiled not just from hunger being eased—but from love being shared.

Bread, Water, and Dignity: Our Real Mission

When you hear “humanitarian aid,” it may sound formal, almost cold. But what we do is warm and deeply human. We don’t just give bread—we make it. We don’t just deliver food—we share meals. We don’t just bring water—we bring dignity.

Imagine giving a child a warm piece of bread they helped make with their own little hands. Imagine a mother receiving clean drinking water for her baby after days of despair. This is the power of your donations. This is the mercy you carry with us:

How You Can Join Us—Today, Not Tomorrow

Gaza needs us now. Not next week. Not when things calm down. Now.

We are still active, still delivering, and still feeding thousands. Your cryptocurrency donations—whether in Bitcoin, Ethereum, or stablecoins—are directly funding hot meals, clean water, and on-the-ground volunteers. You are not just donating; you are participating in real-time, life-saving charity.

And because we accept crypto, your aid reaches Gaza faster than any bank wire ever could.

A Final Word from Our Heart to Yours

We know you care. And if you’ve read this far, we know your heart is already in Gaza ❤️ .

The path is risky. The need is urgent. But we’re not stopping. Together, with you, we are rebuilding hope in every bite of bread, every drop of water, and every smile of a Palestinian child.

Support us now. Because mercy is not just a word—it’s an action.

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Humanism Isn’t a Theory—It’s Action in Crisis

June 21 marks World Humanist Day, a moment set aside to honor the values that define our shared humanity: compassion, justice, empathy, and the unshakable belief in the dignity of every person. It’s not just a date on the calendar—it’s a reminder that you and I have a role to play in the lives of those enduring suffering right now.

Today, as the world pauses to reflect on these values, the people of Iran are enduring devastating circumstances. As of this morning, Iran is plunged deeper into war, entire cities lie in ruins, and the internet blackout has silenced millions. But here at Islamic Donate Charity, we’re not standing by—we are on the ground, delivering emergency aid and helping families survive through the unthinkable.

Now more than ever, World Humanist Day demands more than celebration. It demands action.

What is World Humanist Day—And Why Does It Matter Today?

World Humanist Day, observed every June 21, was created to honor human dignity, reason, ethics, and mutual respect among all people—regardless of nationality, race, or belief. It’s a global call to focus on human values that bind us all: kindness, fairness, generosity, and the protection of life.

But in 2025, this day is more than symbolic. It’s become a real-time call to serve. While some may spend the day reflecting, we believe this year demands mobilization, aid, and unified support for those in pain—especially for our brothers and sisters in war-torn Iran.

Right now, as bombs fall and communications are cut, World Humanist Day becomes not a celebration, but a rescue mission. The ideals of this day must become real-world actions—disaster relief, food delivery, medical aid, and protection for the displaced.

War in Iran: A Crisis That Demands Immediate Relief

We’ve all seen wars before, but this one strikes hard.

On June 21, 2025, Iran finds itself in the midst of deep destruction. Missiles have shattered homes, displaced millions, and forced families into unsafe makeshift camps. The internet shutdown is more than just digital silence—it’s the erasure of their voices, their cries for help.

You may not see them in headlines. But we see them. And we help them.

From the very first hours of the conflict, we at Islamic Donate Charity have been delivering emergency relief packages—water, food, medical kits, and hygiene supplies—directly to displaced families.

We’ve witnessed firsthand how war rips apart everything: homes, memories, families. But we’ve also seen how your support can rebuild hope in the hearts of the broken.

Humanism Means Helping—And Helping Means You

On a day dedicated to human values, there’s no greater act than helping a stranger survive.
No creed, color, or citizenship matters when someone’s crying out for water, for safety, for mercy.

We believe true humanism lives through action—through you, stepping forward and saying: “I won’t let them suffer alone.”

When you donate cryptocurrency today—whether it’s Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, or a stablecoin—you’re not just transferring digital assets. You’re transferring hope, healing, and life-saving support. Your donation goes directly into hot meals for the displaced, medical relief for the injured, and shelter for children who no longer have homes.

We don’t wait for perfect conditions. We act in chaos. And we invite you to act with us.

Why Crypto Donations Matter in War Zones

In war zones like Iran, traditional banking often breaks down. Government systems stall. Access to cash disappears. But cryptocurrency, with its speed, borderless transfer, and privacy, becomes a lifeline.

Of course, we should also note that in Iran, transferring money to the banking network in fiat currency is generally not possible and this country is completely deprived of international transfers.

Even today, despite the communications blackout, we’ve been able to receive crypto donations and convert them into immediate aid on the ground. Our network is active, our teams are mobile, and your generosity reaches the people in real time.

No delays. No bureaucracy. Just fast, ethical relief—powered by your empathy.

Join Us Today—Be the Reason Someone Survives

World Humanist Day is not just about ideas. It’s about proving that we value life—through sacrifice, through giving, through standing beside those who’ve lost everything.

You don’t have to be a millionaire. You don’t need a title.
All you need is a heart that cares.

Whether you give one dollar or one Bitcoin, your donation is a symbol of living human values—kindness, forgiveness, mercy, and solidarity.

Let’s show the world what it really means to be human. Let’s define this Humanist Day not by words—but by action.

Final Words from the Field

We are witnessing a disaster, but we are not powerless.
Together, we can build a bridge of mercy from your home to a war camp in Iran.

So, on this World Humanist Day, ask yourself:
What will I do to make humanity real today?

  • Let your answer be generosity.
  • Let your action be a donation.
  • Let your legacy be compassion in a world that desperately needs it.

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Donate now. Save lives. Define humanity.

From all of us at Islamic Donate Charity—we thank you.
May your kindness be multiplied, and your reward be endless.

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How We Used Cryptocurrency Donations to Deliver Qurbani Meat Across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East on Eid al-Adha 2025?

Eid al-Adha 2025 was more than just a religious celebration for us at Islamic Donate Charity—it became a powerful movement of hope, faith, and nourishment. With your generous crypto donations, we were able to carry out one of the most meaningful Qurbani missions yet. Together, we delivered over 1,700 kilos of sacrificial meat to those who needed it most.

Eid al-Adha 2025, When Faith Meets Action in Times of Crisis:

This wasn’t just meat. It was dignity on a plate for widows, comfort for orphans, and relief for displaced families across Palestine, Gaza Strip, Rafah, Africa, and Asia. You, through your cryptocurrency contributions, became the hands that extended this mercy. Let’s take you behind the scenes of how your Qurbani transformed lives this Eid.

Cryptocurrency and Qurbani: A New Dawn in Giving

In 2025, many of you chose to fulfill your Qurbani through digital means—and it made a world of difference. As blockchain and decentralized finance become more accessible, donating with cryptocurrency is no longer a futuristic concept. It’s a present-day power tool for impact.

By using crypto to donate Qurbani, you bypassed high bank fees, reached remote regions faster, and enabled real-time distribution—even in crisis zones like Gaza, Rafah, and northern Lebanon. Your donations reached us instantly and were immediately converted into action.

But none of these are as valuable as your intention to donate… And on Eid al-Adha, it helped us bridge the gap between your intention and someone’s survival.

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3 Powerful Ways Your Qurbani Meat Was Delivered

We didn’t just distribute meat—we tailored it to meet the needs of every location, culture, and crisis. Your sacrifice reached people in three impactful ways:

  1. Cooked Meals for the Starving: In regions where access to kitchens, gas, or even clean water is a luxury, we turned raw meat into nutritious meals. In Palestine, refugee camps, and parts of East Africa, we prepared hot dishes infused with local spices and familiar flavors. These meals were served directly to orphans, widows, and the displaced—people who had fasted not by choice, but by circumstance.
  2. Raw, Hygienic Meat for Families: In areas where families still had the means to cook, we packaged sacrificial meat using strict hygiene protocols. The meat was sealed, labeled, and distributed in family-sized portions. This approach gave mothers and female heads of households the dignity to cook and serve their loved ones during the holy days of Eid.
  3. Minced and Marinated Products for Efficiency: In remote or underserved areas—especially in northern Lebanon and parts of rural Africa—we offered minced and pre-marinated Qurbani meat. These options made it easier to cook with minimal resources. It also reduced waste and ensured that even small families received high-protein, ready-to-use meat.

Why Eid al-Adha 2025 Was a Turning Point

This year, more than ever, the Ummah united in an extraordinary way. The conflict in Palestine, economic instability in parts of Asia, and drought-affected zones in Africa pushed thousands closer to the edge of hunger. And yet, you—our global family—rose to the occasion.

Your Qurbani reached people who had lost everything. And for many of them, it was the only meat they’d had in months. That’s the power of collective faith combined with modern tools like cryptocurrency.

What Made This Year’s Qurbani Project Different?

  • Focus on Women and Children: Special attention was given to widows, female-led households, and orphans.
    High-Impact Zones: From Gaza to Rafah, our team was on the ground—even in areas most NGOs could not reach.
  • Amount of distribution: On Eid al-Adha 2025, we were able to distribute 1700 kilos of sacrificial meat for the first time, which was a record that we were able to achieve for the first time.
  • Localized Distribution: Each community received Qurbani meat in a form best suited to its needs. For the first time, we were able to successfully perform Qurbani in parts of Africa (such as Qurbani in Uganda).

We worked tirelessly with local volunteers, imams, and aid workers to ensure that every sacrifice was fulfilled with precision, transparency, and respect for Islamic principles.

Join Us in the Next Mission

Eid may be over, but the need remains. Hunger doesn’t follow a calendar, and crises don’t pause after celebrations. Whether it’s through crypto, fiat, or du’a—your support powers our movement.

If you missed this year’s Qurbani, it’s never too late to give. We always run the Qurbani program throughout the year, because the needy all over the world always need help, not just during Eid. You can also participate in our Qurbani programs.

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At Islamic Donate Charity, we believe in action rooted in faith—and that no sacrifice, no matter how small, goes unnoticed by Allah.

You Made Eid a Day of Joy for Thousands

Eid al-Adha 2025 was a living testimony of what we can achieve when modern tools meet timeless compassion. Together, we transformed your crypto donations into blessings of meat and mercy, spread across continents. Every kilo delivered carried your niyyah, your generosity, and your love.

So from the families in Gaza, the mothers in Africa, and the children in Asia, we say:

Jazakum Allahu Khairan.

You made their Eid. Let’s continue this journey—Qurbani is just one step in a lifelong path of giving.

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War Has Displaced Thousands in Tehran—Here’s How We Can Help Right Now

When war breaks out, it doesn’t ask for names or identities. It strikes homes, neighborhoods, and communities—leaving behind a trail of shattered lives. Since June 13, the city of Tehran has been caught in such devastation. As Islamic Donate Charity, we are on the frontlines, working for the innocent and voiceless: the displaced, the wounded, the frightened families, and the war-affected people of Iran.

In this heartfelt article, we want to speak with you, not just as a reader but as someone who can make a difference. We’ll walk you through the current situation on the ground, what the people urgently need, and how you can become a part of the solution—especially through cryptocurrency donations, which have become a fast, borderless, and powerful means to deliver hope.

The Crisis in Tehran: What We Witnessed Firsthand

The city of Tehran, Iran’s beating heart, is now struggling under the heavy burden of war. Our dedicated team member, Rasool, who has served with Islamic Donate Charity for many years, remains in Tehran as a witness and responder to the unfolding disaster. He told us how homes have been demolished, families torn apart, and how major roads out of the city are jammed with panicked residents fleeing to nearby towns and villages.

The situation isn’t just about destruction—it’s about survival. Ordinary people are running for their lives. Many didn’t even have time to pack a bag. In the chaos, children are crying, mothers are searching for water, and fathers are desperately trying to protect their families with what little they have left.

The situation of a hospital in Iran. This hospital has been evacuated due to the risk of destruction:

Urgent Needs: What People in Displacement Camps Are Begging For

Imagine being forced to abandon your home and waking up in an unfamiliar place with nothing—no fuel to stay warm, no water to stay alive, no hygiene tools to stay healthy. That’s the reality thousands of war-affected people in Iran now face.

We asked Rasool about the current situation in the camps. He told us directly and emotionally that the most urgent needs include:

  • Gasoline and gas cylinders for cooking and heating
  • Portable batteries and power sources for lights and medical devices
  • Clean water for drinking and washing
  • Hygiene supplies like soap, sanitary pads, toothpaste, and toilet paper
  • Clean clothes, especially for children who’ve gone days without a change

Every hour we delay means more suffering. That’s why we’re acting fast—but we can’t do it alone.

Why Cryptocurrency Donations Are Critical—And How You Can Join

When disaster strikes, speed matters. Banks fail. Currencies fluctuate. Bureaucracy slows everything down. That’s why cryptocurrency donations are saving lives—especially now in Iran.

With crypto, we bypass the delays and deliver your support directly into the hands of our team members like Rasool. It means we can buy fuel, distribute water, and get clean clothes into tents—all within hours. No red tape. No bank holidays. Just pure, unfiltered aid reaching those who need it most.

Whether you’re in Tehran, elsewhere in Iran, or anywhere across the globe, you can donate crypto in seconds to Islamic Donate Charity. We accept Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins like USDT, and other major cryptocurrencies. Your generosity turns digital coins into real-world impact—food, warmth, safety, dignity.

We’re Not Just Giving Aid—We’re Giving Dignity

Let’s be clear: what these families need is not just food or blankets. They need to feel seen, heard, and cared for. Displacement doesn’t just crush bones—it crushes the spirit. And by reaching out, by giving even a small amount, you help restore that spirit.

You let a child know someone cares enough to send her new shoes. You give a father enough fuel to cook one hot meal for his family. You give a mother a clean set of clothes so she can hold her head high again.

And that’s powerful. That’s transformative. That’s Islamic compassion in action.

Let’s Do This Together—Before It’s Too Late

Time is running out. Every moment matters. The displaced and war-affected people of Iran—especially those in Tehran—are not numbers. They are our brothers and sisters, our ummah. And they are counting on us.

So, what can you do right now?

  • Donate with cryptocurrency: quick, secure, borderless.
  • Share this message: let others know what’s happening.
  • Pray for the innocent: and if you can, back that prayer with action.

Urgent Aid to War Victims

You’re not just reading an article. You’re standing at a crossroads. One road leads to action—and lives saved. The other? Silence. Delay. Regret.

Join us. Let’s stand side by side with the innocent victims of war. Let’s light up the darkness—together.

Islamic Donate Charity — Because Every Life Deserves Hope.

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A Slice of Hope, Not Just History

You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin Pizza Day—a quirky day celebrated by crypto enthusiasts every May 22nd. But for us at Our Islamic Charity, this day means much more than a nostalgic nod to crypto history. It’s a chance to bring joy, warmth, and unforgettable memories to children who have tasted too much hardship—and never tasted pizza. Yes, you read that right.

This year, with your generous crypto donations, we baked and distributed 420 pizzas to children in Palestine, Syria, and Lebanon. And it all began with one little girl named Umra, whose innocent longing and gentle words became our inspiration.

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What Is Bitcoin Pizza Day? The Real Story Behind Bitcoin Pizza Day

Let’s rewind the clock to May 22, 2010. On that day, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 Bitcoins—yes, 10,000!—to buy two pizzas. At that time, Bitcoin was a curious experiment; today, it’s a global phenomenon. The transaction was the first real-world purchase using cryptocurrency and became a symbol of crypto adoption.

So, every year on May 22nd, people celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day as a tribute to how far digital currency has come. But for us, it’s not about digital revolutions or financial markets. It’s about turning something digital into something deeply human.

Why We Baked 420 Pizzas for Children in Need?

For us, this wasn’t about making headlines. It was about putting a smile on the face of a child who had never tasted pizza. Her name is Umra. She’s 12 years old. She lives in a world where treats like pizza are dreams, not dinner.

When she told us:

“I’ve never had pizza before, and I don’t know what it tastes like,” our hearts melted. That sentence became our mission.

With your support, we didn’t just bake for Umra—we baked for 420 children, many of whom had also never known the simple joy of warm, cheesy, delicious pizza. And believe us when we say: the joy in their eyes was more satisfying than any meal.

This wasn’t just food. This was a slice of happiness, a piece of childhood, and a bite of belonging

 

Umra’s Words Taught Us a Deeper Lesson

As we gathered with the children, laughing and sharing slices, something unexpected happened. Umra stood up and said something that made us pause:

“Even though I never had pizza before, I don’t like my photo to be shown. I feel shy. I’m embarrassed if people see me.”

Her voice was quiet, but her words were powerful. That moment reminded us of the core values we uphold at Our Islamic Charity, guided by the Ihsan al-A’amal Policy—our ethical foundation built on five timeless principles:

  • Preserving Human Dignity and Personality
  • Non-Religious Discrimination
  • The Do No Harm Principle
  • Beneficiary Centricity
  • Respecting Privacy

We saw courage in her modesty, and strength in her vulnerability. And we made a solemn promise: No child’s face, including Umra’s, would be shown in any public photos or reports.

Your donations did more than feed the hungry. They allowed us to practice what we preach—protecting dignity, upholding respect, and prioritizing our beneficiaries’ emotional and spiritual well-being.

Turning Cryptocurrency into Compassion

When you chose to donate cryptocurrency, you weren’t just moving digital coins—you were delivering warm food, building trust, and creating joy.

This is the power of crypto Zakat. No middlemen. No red tape. Just instant blessings, directly transforming lives.

On Bitcoin Pizza Day, your donations helped us go beyond symbols and stories. You helped create memories, restore dignity, and lift spirits.

Thank You, and May Allah Accept It from All of Us

To every one of you who gave—whether one satoshi or one whole Bitcoin—we want to say Jazakum Allahu Khayran from the bottom of our hearts. Because of you, 420 children laughed, ate, and felt loved. And one little girl named Umra tasted pizza for the first time—and also felt seen, heard, and respected.

We pray that Allah rewards your kindness with barakah in your rizq, ease in your affairs, and light in your grave and Hereafter. Your crypto donation didn’t just feed a child—it uplifted an Ummah.

And while we may never know your name, Allah surely does.

Join Us Again—Let’s Bake More Smiles Next Year

If you’ve ever wondered whether your donation makes a difference, this story is your answer. One girl. One pizza. One powerful message.

Let’s do it again. Let’s keep the oven warm, the hearts open, and the spirit alive. Donate a pizza. Feed a dream. Share a smile.

Make the Children Happy – Be Happy Yourself

May Bitcoin Pizza Day always be more than a memory—it should be a movement.

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