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Islamic Relief USA

Thematic Focus Areas

Disaster Relief
Hunger
Clean Water
Clean WaterDisaster ReliefHunger
Provides relief and development in a dignified manner regardless of gender, race, or religion, and works to empower individuals in their communities.
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Islamic Relief USA

EIN

95-4453134

CFC Number

10194

Give Global Blog

IRT 12.1.25

Top ways to give back on International Volunteer Day

International Volunteer Day is this Friday, Dec. 5. If you haven’t planned how you’re going to give back yet, there’s still time! Spending the day with your coworkers using your allotted volunteer hours or gathering a group of friends and family to lend a hand is a great way to give back ahead of the holiday season. Whether you have specialized skills like legal expertise, or simply a willingness to help wherever you’re needed, there are countless ways to make an impact. Supporting those in need not only allows you to directly see the difference you can make but also...
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Charity Photos

  • Title: Food and Faith
  • Charity: Islamic Relief USA
  • Photo Credit: IRUSA

  • Title: Providing access to clean water to ent
  • Charity: Islamic Relief USA
  • Country: Kenya
  • Photo Credit: IRUSA

Integrated project that allowed the whole community to have access to clean water and encourage the girls to attend the school

  • Title: Refugees from Myanmar fled to Bangladesh
  • Charity: Islamic Relief USA
  • Country: Bangladesh
  • Photo Credit: IRUSA

Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh – 2018 – Refugees from Myanmar fled to Bangladesh after a violence erupted against them in Myanmar

Charity Videos

Charity Impact

Islamic Relief USA: Ghulam’s Story, Pakistan
A farmer in Pakistan, Ghulam cares for his 12 family members on the little money he makes due to the poor farming conditions in his village. The sandy soils have restricted the farmland’s capacity for natural production because it does not retain water well. Ghulam was selected to have a water storage facility built on his farmland to help irrigate and drain the land through IRUSA’s Action for Drought Adaptive Practices and Transformation (ADAPT) project. This will prevent water wastage and have an immense effect on crop production. Thanks to your generous donations, Ghulam says that IRUSA has allowed “a new phase of life.”
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