Seasonal Islamic Giving
Honoring traditions with compassion, generosity, and care for the vulnerable.
Transforming worship into nourishment, dignity, and hope for vulnerable families in 53 countries.
Afghanistan, Albania, Argentina, Bangladesh, Benin, Bolivia, Bosnia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Central African Republic, Chad, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, India, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Kosovo, Lebanon, Libya, Macedonia, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Montenegro, Morocco, Nepal, Niger, Pakistan, Palestine (Gaza), Palestine (West Bank), The Philippines, Rwanda, Senegal, Serbia, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Tanzania, The Gambia, Togo, Türkiye, Uganda, USA, Yemen.
Your Impact Through Islamic Giving
Transform Lives Through Sacred Giving
Support families in need, fulfill your obligations, and earn rewards during special times of the year. From Ramadan to Qurbani to Zakat, your generosity transforms lives with:
- Ramadan Giving: bring hope and meals to fasting families.
- Udhiyah/Qurbani: feed the hungry and fulfill your obligation.
- Keep Year-Round Islamic Giving: including gratitude for newborns, Fidyah and Kaffarah, and supporting ongoing needs.
- Zakat: Calculate Zakat, give generously, and create lasting impact.
Turn Faith Into ActionNourishing Communities Through Every Sacred Season
Nourishment That Spans Ramadan and Udhiyah
From Ramadan to Eid al-Adha, our food security programs deliver dignity. We provide iftar meals, food packages, Zakat, Zakat al-Fitr, Fidyah, and Kaffarah, and distribute Udhiyah/Qurbani meat to honor the prophetic tradition while nourishing families worldwide.
Year-Round Giving: Aqiqah, Fidyah, Kaffarah
Beyond Ramadan and Udhiya/Qurbani, we facilitate other Islamic charitable giving, including Aqiqah for newborns, Fidyah for those unable to fast, and Kaffarah for atonement. These offerings help donors fulfill religious duties while providing vital support to families facing food insecurity year-round.
Transform Lives With Your Zakat
Zakat is a sacred obligation that purifies wealth and uplifts vulnerable communities. Through seasonal giving, calculate your Zakat with confidence and give responsibly, ensuring your charity reaches those most in need and creates lasting impact for families worldwide.
A Glimpse of Our Work
A young boy in Afghanistan collect Qurbani meat from our team
A mother in Bolivia is all smiles as she receives nourishing Qurbani meat
A family in Cambodia gathers around our iftar meal distribution to break their fast
In Gaza, Palestine a young child receives a warm iftar meal
A mother in Colombia holds her children tight after collecting her Udhiyah meat
Families in India receive Ramadan food packages with staples to make lasting meals
A Senegalese woman is all smiles after receiving her Ramadan food package
A Yemeni woman smiles after receiving her Ramadan food package
As families await iftar meals they spend time in gratitude and happiness
Families enjoy the blessings of aqiqah meat
Stories of Change
Cambodia
77-year-old widow Khatijah and her grandchildren faced Ramadan with hope instead of hunger, thanks to you. Surviving on rice, borrowed meals, and uncertain income, she watched food prices soar as the fast began. Then your support arrived: a Ramadan Food Pack from Zakat Foundation of America. "Our faces bloomed like a moon in the dark sky," Khatijah said. They broke their fast with dignity and full stomachs, a reminder that your Zakat keeps transforming lives.
Sudan
Khadija fled Khartoum's war with her children, enduring hunger and thirst on the long journey through Madani to Kassala. At the IDPs Center, the local community offered shelter, but Eid still felt out of reach without money for meat. Then your Qurbani arrived. "We are very happy and are enjoying Eid," Khadija said. For a displaced family who had lost nearly everything, your support restored something precious: dignity, celebration, and a full meal for her children.
India
In Khalikpur village, Bihar, 72-year-old Ali Muhammad and his wife have spent their old age surviving on goat sales and a small government pension, leaning on neighbors to get by. Last Ramadan, your support reached them: a food packet from Zakat Foundation of America. With basic needs covered for over a month, the couple finally found relief from daily worry. Your generosity gave Ali and his wife dignity, security, and peace of mind.
Payment Methods Accepted
Your donations are tax exempt under the section 170 of the 501(c)(3) section of the IRS code. Zakat Foundation of America Tax EIN: 36-4476244. For more information on tax exempt status please refer to our IRS Code letter. For more information on tax exempt status please refer to this letter.






