By Muhammad Imad Ud Din | Project Leader
Title: Qurbani Meat Distributed to Palestinian Refugee Families in Lebanon
Summary
Alkhidmat Foundation volunteers distributed Qurbani meat to more than 300 Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon, ensuring that vulnerable families could share in the blessings and joy of Eid-ul-Adha.
Story / Update
Thousands of Palestinian refugee families living in Lebanon continue to face economic hardship, food insecurity, and limited access to essential resources. For many of these families, celebrating Eid-ul-Adha with nutritious meals remains a challenge.
As part of its international humanitarian efforts, Alkhidmat Foundation organized the distribution of Qurbani meat among Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon. Dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure that the meat reached the most deserving households in refugee communities.
Through this initiative, more than 300 families received fresh Qurbani meat, allowing them to enjoy nutritious meals and participate in the spirit of Eid. The distribution brought relief, joy, and hope to families who often struggle to meet their daily food needs.
This effort reflects Alkhidmat’s commitment to serving vulnerable communities beyond borders and ensuring that the blessings of Eid reach those who need them most.
Beneficiaries
Direct Impact:
• More than 300 Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon
Indirect Impact:
• Improved food security and well-being for refugee communities
Impact
• Provided nutritious Qurbani meat to vulnerable refugee families
• Helped families celebrate Eid-ul-Adha with dignity and joy
• Improved access to essential food support
• Strengthened humanitarian assistance for displaced communities
• Promoted compassion and solidarity across borders
Gratitude Note
We extend our sincere gratitude to all donors and supporters who contributed to this initiative. Your generosity helped bring comfort, nourishment, and hope to hundreds of Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon during Eid-ul-Adha. Project Report for GlobalGiving
Title: Qurbani Meat Distributed to Palestinian Refugee Families in Lebanon
Summary
Alkhidmat Foundation volunteers distributed Qurbani meat to more than 300 Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon, ensuring that vulnerable families could share in the blessings and joy of Eid-ul-Adha.
Story / Update
Thousands of Palestinian refugee families living in Lebanon continue to face economic hardship, food insecurity, and limited access to essential resources. For many of these families, celebrating Eid-ul-Adha with nutritious meals remains a challenge.
As part of its international humanitarian efforts, Alkhidmat Foundation organized the distribution of Qurbani meat among Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon. Dedicated volunteers worked tirelessly to ensure that the meat reached the most deserving households in refugee communities.
Through this initiative, more than 300 families received fresh Qurbani meat, allowing them to enjoy nutritious meals and participate in the spirit of Eid. The distribution brought relief, joy, and hope to families who often struggle to meet their daily food needs.
This effort reflects Alkhidmat’s commitment to serving vulnerable communities beyond borders and ensuring that the blessings of Eid reach those who need them most.
Beneficiaries
Direct Impact:
• More than 300 Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon
Indirect Impact:
• Improved food security and well-being for refugee communities
Impact
• Provided nutritious Qurbani meat to vulnerable refugee families
• Helped families celebrate Eid-ul-Adha with dignity and joy
• Improved access to essential food support
• Strengthened humanitarian assistance for displaced communities
• Promoted compassion and solidarity across borders
Gratitude Note
We extend our sincere gratitude to all donors and supporters who contributed to this initiative. Your generosity helped bring comfort, nourishment, and hope to hundreds of Palestinian refugee families in Lebanon during Eid-ul-Adha.
By Muhammad Imad Ud Din | Project Leader
By Saad Afzaal | Project Leader
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