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2,285 Students Receiving a Solar-Powered Education in Syria
IDLIB, SYRIA, November 13, 2019 — Baitulmaal recently finished installing solar power systems in three schools that provide education to 2,285 students in war-torn Syria. According to the Assistance Coordination Unit “Schools in Syria” report, parents are reluctant to...
130,200 Meals Delivered in War-Torn Syria
1,000 recently internally displaced families receive much-needed food assistance IDLIB, SYRIA, October 22, 2019 -- Baitulmaal, an international humanitarian relief organization, distributed 130,200 meals in war-torn Syria through ready-to-eat food packages. Baitulmaal...
Nationwide Tour with Cricketer Younis Khan
DALLAS, TX, August 26, 2019 -- Baitulmaal, an international humanitarian relief organization, is launching a nationwide tour featuring record-breaking cricketer Younis Khan coming to cities from October 18 to November 5. Younis Khan is the former captain of the...
Cyclist Starts Cross-Country Ride to Raise Awareness about Crisis in Yemen
GARNET VALLEY, Pa., June 25, 2019 -- Cyclist Carson Caldwell is kicking off his cross-country bike ride at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, June 29, 2019, at Jack King Park in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania, to raise awareness about the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. The bike ride...
50,000 People in 35 Settlements Now Have Access to Healthcare
Baitulmaal, a Dallas-based international humanitarian aid organization, is providing $1.6 million of aid to the support Bandiiradley Hospital, which serves about 50,000 people in 35 settlements in Somalia. Baitulmaal is also providing additional monthly funding to...
Baitulmaal Launches Nationwide Food Pantry Network
As we observe Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we remind ourselves of the significant contributions he made to peaceful resistance against racial injustice. His philosophy, words and actions continue to inspire civil rights movements today. In his December 11, 1964,...
133,200 Meals, 200 Hygiene Kits for Yemen
The New York Times is calling the situation in Yemen “the world’s worst humanitarian crisis” and lists Baitulmaal among highly rated charities providing aid in Yemen. The United Nation’s 2018 Humanitarian Needs Overview estimates that 17.8 million Yemenis don’t know...