Iftar Distribution Program 2025

Iftar Distribution Program 2025: Share the Blessings of Ramadan

Ramadan is a time for compassion, giving, and community. This year, SafaVeil Foundation proudly presents the Iftar Distribution Program 2025, ensuring that those in need have access to wholesome iftar meals. Throughout the holy month, we will distribute 50 iftar boxes daily in Dhaka, Chattogram, and Rajshahi, supporting families, workers, and the less fortunate.

Our Vision and Mission

Ramadan teaches empathy and generosity. Our mission is to help everyone experience the true spirit of this sacred month by breaking their fast with dignity and joy.

What's in an Iftar Box?

Each box contains a nutritious and balanced meal, including:

• Dates

• Fruits

• Water

• Traditional fried snacks like samosas and pakoras

• Rice or bread with protein items for a hearty meal

How You Can Contribute:

1. Sponsor Iftar Boxes:

   • $10: Provides iftar for 2 individuals

   • $50: Supports 10 fasting people

   • $100: For a day

2. Donate Generously: Every contribution counts towards making someone’s Ramadan more meaningful.

3. Volunteer Opportunities: Help us pack and distribute boxes to ensure timely delivery during iftar hours.

Why Your Support Matters:

• Fulfills a Vital Need: Many people cannot afford proper iftar meals due to financial hardship.

• Spreads Community Spirit: Sharing food strengthens social bonds and creates a sense of unity during Ramadan.

• Encourages Gratitude and Reflection: Supporting others is a true reflection of Ramadan's teachings.

Impact Across Three Cities:

We aim to serve marginalized communities in Dhaka, Chattogram, and Rajshahi, ensuring our reach touches as many lives as possible during this holy time.

Join the Movement:

Let’s make Ramadan 2025 memorable for all by sharing the blessings of this holy month.
Donate Now to spread compassion and joy.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said:
"He who gives food for a fasting person to break his fast will receive the same reward as him without it diminishing his reward in the slightest." (Tirmidhi)