Opened by Sadagaat Charity Organization, the Mora Water Station in Merowe Locality, Northern State, was supported by the people of Mora and the Sudanese American Charity Organization (SACCO)
The project included the supply and installation of a 10-horsepower solar power system and a 10-horsepower lifting pump, along with fencing and protective infrastructure
In addition, a 20-horsepower solar power system was supplied and installed to operate a Nile water pump mounted on a pontoon, drawing water from the river to supply the transmission line and fill the intake basin
This project represents a meaningful contribution to improving access to safe and reliable water for the local community. It also reflects the commitment of the people of Mora to supporting sustainable water solutions and strengthening community resilience for generations to come
Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Lati Water Station in Al-Golid Locality, Northern State, with generous support from Sadagaat USA, as an ongoing charity in memory of Hajja Safiya Khidr Awda, her daughter Sanaa Hashim Al-Hadi, and Hajja Asia Al-Hassan Mohamed Al-Rahyo.
The project included drilling a 580-foot-deep well, supplying and installing a solar power system, a 10-horsepower submersible pump, and a 12-cubic-meter water tank, in addition to fencing and site protection works.
Eid Al-Adha Sacrifice Project implemented by Sadagaat Charity Organization in 2025 / 1446 AH was a powerful reflection of the unity and solidarity of the Sudanese community during challenging times. It demonstrated the determination of Sudanese people around the world to uphold the tradition of sacrifice and turn their generosity into meaningful support for communities across Sudan
Contributions came from Sudanese communities in different countries through Sadagaat-USA, Hidaya Foundation, Sadagaat-Canada, Sadagaat UK, and the Canadian International Development and Relief Foundation (IDRF), in addition to generous contributions from Sudanese communities across several Arab countries. Together, these contributions brought the spirit of collective giving from around the world to communities most in need in Sudan
By the grace of God, Sadagaat Charity Organization purchased, slaughtered, and distributed 491 cattle and 220 sheep, reaching 112 cities, locations, and neighborhoods across 8 Sudanese states: Khartoum, River Nile, South Kordofan, North Kordofan, Al Jazirah, North Darfur, Sennar, and Kassala
The project benefited approximately 138,000 people across Sudan, demonstrating the far-reaching impact that can be achieved when individuals, organizations, and community initiatives come together around a shared commitment to helping those in need
The Sadagaat community extends its deepest gratitude to everyone who contributed to this الخير, including individuals, organizations, and initiatives, as well as our partners across the states who made tremendous efforts, working around the clock to ensure that the sacrifices reached those most in need
We pray that these contributions are accepted and rewarded, that they helped ease the hardships faced by displaced people in shelters and vulnerable families, and that the smiles of children reflected the true impact of this generosity and marked the beginning of a path toward greater hope and continued giving
With the support of Sadagaat USA, Sadagaat Charity Organization provided a range of medical equipment and devices to Kassala Saudi Hospital / Kassala State, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the capacity and readiness of healthcare facilities and support the delivery of safe and effective medical services
The support included two anesthesia machines and a 75-liter sterilizer, contributing to the enhancement of medical services for patients and supporting healthcare professionals in delivering quality care.
Sadagaat Charity Organization inaugurated the Jabarona Water Station in Al Dabbah Locality, Northern State, with a generous donation from Sadagaat-USA, providing access to clean water for approximately 3,000 people in the area.
The project was implemented in two phases. The first phase included drilling a 550-foot borehole and installing a 10-horsepower submersible pump. The second phase involved constructing a 45-cubic-meter elevated steel water tank, installing a solar power system, and completing perimeter fencing.
