Icna Atlanta

Join our annual Dhul Hijjah challenge! Head to icnarelief.org/dhul-hijjah to learn more about how you can automate your donation for these most blessed days, which begin next week. Are you up for the challenge to make a difference?

We have some exciting things planned for our Back 2 School Giveaway campaign this year. Head to icnarelief.org/b2s to see how you can get involved as a sponsor or volunteer! Are you an educator? Well we have some exciting things planned for you as well. Stay tuned as our 2020 vision is to help all under-served children be prepared for the new school year and to help parents and educators navigate the new changes the Covid crisis may be bringing.

What an amazing initiative this was. Thank you World Central Kitchen for this opportunity. We love working together with everyone.
We have distributed over 12,000 Hot Meals in Atlanta through this collaborative program.
We look forward for the next initiative.

"(The righteous are those) who feed the poor, the orphan...for the love of God, saying: 'We feed you for the sake of God Alone; we seek from you neither reward nor thanks.'" - (76:8-9)
Donate your Qurbani/Udhiya today at icnarelief.org/qurbani.

ICNA Relief's Shifa Free Clinic, Duluth is partnering with Emory University School of Medicine Diabetes Study Group for an ongoing educational workshop. They conducted small group discussions, power point presentation, and Q/A to 15 selected diabetic patients. End of the workshop home care kits are provided so that the diabetic patients can monitor blood sugar at home. This is a great service to the community and key to keep diabetes in control. We are thankful for Emory University School of Medicine Diabetes Study Group for their resourceful material and partnership.

Please note the educational workshops are by invitation only to limit the numbers due to health safety measures and social distancing.

#ICNARelief #ShifaClinic #EducationIsPower

Let’s work together to #breakthestigma! This #MinorityMentalHealthMonth, become an advocate for our family and friends in minority communities who struggle with mental illness. Raise awareness by liking and sharing this post!