Kampala - Uganda
Kwarikwar orphan care
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Qurbani (Meat) Distribution Program 💚
Our mission this Year 1443 (2022) is to Distribute Meat on Eddi Adha to feed approximately 200 Orphans , 100 Needy and 50 poor families in the Kwarikwar area, Bukedea District, Eastern Uganda.
About Qurbani
Qurbani is not simply the slaughtering of an animal and the
distribution of its meat, and it is more than a commemorative ritual.
The word ‘Qurbani’ is derived from the Arabic, ‘qurban’, which has its
root in the Arabic word ‘qurb’ – meaning ‘nearness’. The purpose of offering Qurbani is to draw near to Allah.
Through Qurbani, we reaffirm what we sometimes forget in the hustle and
bustle of everyday life – that we completely submit to Allah, and we
are willing to sacrifice whatever is asked of us to be close to Him and
gain His pleasure, just as Prophet Ibrahim (as) did so many years ago.
Thus, an important part of Qurbani is remembering to hold onto our sincere intentions and striving to be closer to Allah through this symbolic sacrifice.
About Kwarikwar
Kwarikwar is a village located in Bukedea District, Eastern part of Uganda.
80% of the total population of 4,200 are Muslims. This village has around 200 orphans, 1000 Needy Muslims and 2000 are poor families facing the challenges of poverty, lack of basic needs and it is worse during Eddi Adha celebrstion festivals where they luck funds to purchase meat .
Allah knows best.
It is, therefore, our duty as an ummah to come together and to support those in need throughout the year . Please Put a smile on their faces on Eddi Adha Day by providing meat to the less fortunate in kwarikwar village Bukedea District , Uganda ~Africa
Cost price for Animals
Cow $ 350
Sheep $ 60
Goat $ 55
My name is Abdul Walukhonde project manager at Kwarikwar orphan care . I have been doing charity work for 2 years and basing on that experience i can manage to use your Donations as intended to benefite the needy
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- Individuals (Spanish income tax, IRPF): you deduct 80% of the first €250 you donate each year. For the rest, 40%, or 45% if you donated the same or a higher amount to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 10% of your taxable base.
- Companies (Spanish corporate tax): 40%, or 50% if you donated to the same organisation in the two previous years. Limit: 15% of the tax base; any excess carries over to the next 10 years.
- What you need: request the certificate when you donate and give your ID or tax number. That way the donation shows up in your tax return draft.
- Some regions add their own deductions.
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