Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Ramadan donations are carried out on the basis of transparency and trust. Throughout the process the aid organization is planned, distributions are recorded, and updates are shared regularly. For Qurban (sheep/goat) donations, a dedicated video of the slaughter and distribution process is sent to our donors. For other donation categories, field footage and general organization videos are shared via our social media accounts.

A Ramadan donation covers humanitarian aid made to support families who struggle to access basic needs during this blessed month. Donations are delivered to families in need, orphans and low-income households as food parcels, iftar and suhoor support, fitrah, zakat and cash aid. All aid is distributed in a planned and recorded manner, according to priority.

Zakat, one of the five pillars of Islam, is an act of worship in which Muslims give a specific portion of their wealth once a year to the poor and those in need. Sadaqah, on the other hand, is a donation with no set amount or time, made entirely at the person's own discretion.

Donations are planned by taking into account the current needs in the field. The priority is providing food, organizing iftar events, and meeting basic life needs.

You can easily make your Ramadan donation online through our association's website, via bank transfer/EFT to our bank accounts, by visiting our association headquarters, or through our call center.

Yes. The proxy given during the donation is accepted in accordance with religious procedures.

Orphan Sponsorship is the act of helping to meet an orphan's basic needs such as education, health, clothing and shelter by providing material or moral support for a certain period or continuously. Thanks to such sponsorships, orphaned children get the opportunity to grow up in better conditions.