As the blessed month of Ramadan came to an end, it concluded with an abundance of generosity and giving. Sadagaat Charity Organization received SDG 166,195,000 in Zakat Al-Fitr contributions, which were used to purchase flour, a staple food commonly consumed by the local community.
The flour was distributed to 31,232 families, with each family receiving 5 kg, across 13 cities in Sudan: Atbara, Shendi, El Fasher, Dongola, Omdurman, El Obeid, Dilling, Damazin, Ad Damer, Suki, Gedaref, Khartoum/Soba West, and Umm Rawaba
May Allah reward you abundantly and accept your fasting and righteous deeds
"Sacrifice for us and others" project for this year 2024/1445, implemented by Sadagaat Charity Organization, showcased the solidarity of the Sudanese community during times of adversity. The determination of Sudanese people around the world to honor the rituals of Allah and send the value of their sacrifices to Sudan was truly inspiring. Contributions from Sudanese in various countries were significant, coming through Sadagaat USA, Hidaya Foundation, Sadagaat Canada, Sadagaat UK, as well as contributions from Sudanese sending the value of their sacrifices through the Gulf and Arab countries.
Alhamdolliah Sadagaat Charity Organization was able to distribute 499 calves, and Sadagaat USA provided 350 sheep. This was implemented in 26 cities across 12 Sudanese states.
The total number of beneficiaries this year was 142,888 people, with a total cost of 444,585,000 Sudanese pounds.
Sadagaat Charity Organization participated in the 20th edition of the Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference & Exhibition (DIHAD 2024), held at the Dubai World Trade Centre from 23–25 April 2024. The event brought together humanitarian organizations, international agencies, donors, and development partners from around the world to exchange knowledge, strengthen collaboration, and advance humanitarian action.
Through its participation, Sadagaat highlighted the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Sudan and showcased its emergency response and humanitarian programs addressing the growing needs of conflict-affected communities. The organization also presented its community-driven approach to humanitarian action, built on volunteerism, local partnerships, and sustainable interventions.
The conference provided an important platform to strengthen Sadagaat's international presence and establish new partnerships with humanitarian organizations, institutions, and private sector stakeholders. These engagements opened new opportunities for collaboration aimed at expanding humanitarian assistance and supporting vulnerable communities across Sudan.
Throughout the exhibition, Sadagaat's booth welcomed a wide range of visitors and humanitarian professionals, offering insights into the organization's work across the sectors of health, feeding, education, water, and protection, while facilitating knowledge exchange with fellow participants.
Sadagaat's participation in DIHAD 2024 marked an important milestone in expanding its global network and reinforcing its commitment to humanitarian collaboration. Notably, Sadagaat was the only Sudanese non-governmental organization (NGO) participating in the conference and exhibition, representing Sudan's humanitarian efforts on an international platform.
As the blessed month of Ramadan comes to an end, we pray that Allah accepts from us and from you our fasting, prayers, and righteous deeds. Wishing you all a blessed Eid, and may Allah bring Ramadan and Eid back to us while our country enjoys peace and stability
This Ramadan was particularly challenging for families affected by conflict and displacement, many of whom had lost their homes and means of livelihood. Sadagaat launched an appeal to provide Iftar meals to displaced people in shelters and conflict-affected areas. You responded with extraordinary generosity, and the numbers tell a story of collective achievement
By the grace of Allah and through your generous contributions, approximately 2 million Iftar meals were provided. The meals were prepared through 40 central kitchens across 8 states and 12 cities throughout Sudan. We were able to reach 160 shelters and centers, serving more than 9,000 families
The total cost of the Iftar programme amounted to SDG 760,213,366, supported by more than 20 national and international donors, with over 25 local partners contributing to its implementation
Our deepest gratitude and appreciation go to our brothers and sisters in the Sadagaat USA community and its partners, who provided the largest share of the overall contributions, accounting for 80% of the total donations
We extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation for your generous contributions, as well as to the community initiatives, Takayas (community kitchens), and volunteers who played an essential role in making this effort possible
May Allah accept your generosity and reward you abundantly. Ramadan came with its blessings, and you were the الخير — the goodness that made it possible
Sadagaat Charity Organization established 50 safe learning spaces in the Northern State, aiming to support children in returning to education and restoring their learning routines in environments that protected them from the effects of the conflict and provided the support they needed to continue learning
These spaces provided safe educational environments that helped children regain a sense of stability and belonging, while offering opportunities for learning, interaction, and skills development away from the impact of conflict. They also supported families and local communities by providing safe spaces for children where their safety and right to education remained a priority
This intervention contributed to helping children return to the education pathway and strengthened their ability to continue learning and developing in a safer and more stable environment
