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Evacuees in Canada

Support Families with Winter Essentials

As the year comes to an end, bring hope to the most vulnerable Muslims in Canada, including families newly arrived from Gaza and Sudan. Your tax-deductible donation by December 31 can make a lasting difference—give locally today.

Unlock the Power of Year-End Giving

Before the year comes to an end, support the most vulnerable Muslims across Canada, including single parents, the elderly, those living with disabilities and evacuees from Gaza and Sudan.

You can provide life essentials like shelter, food, and warmth, and help your Muslim brothers and sisters in Canada regain their independence.

Make your impact felt today – donate before December 31st and maximize your tax benefits available to you as a generous Canadian donor. Together, we can create lasting change and uplift those who need it most!

They need you to step up as their new community in Canada.

They need you to be their voice and their hope.

How Can We Help

$350

Cover utilities and bills for a family for one month, ensuring they have access to water, heating and electricity

$600

Provide a family one month's supply of food and groceries, saving them from hunger and protecting their well-being

$1,400

Help provide rent for a family for one month, giving them a safe space to heal

Everything You Need to Know
About Charity Donations and Taxes
Does Claiming a charitable tax receipt on my Tax Return Cancel the Reward of My Zakat and Sadaqah?
How Does Charity Affect Your Tax Return?
How Do Non-Refundable Tax Credits on charitable donations Work?
Do Tax credit for Charitable Donations Vary Across Provinces in Canada?
Is the End of the Financial Year the Best Time to Give More?
Who Were the Ansaar?

The Ansaar (Supporters) were the inhabitants of Madinah who welcomed and supported the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) and the Muhajirun (emigrants from Makkah). Their selflessness, generosity, and strong sense of community were instrumental in the establishment and spread of Islam.

Allah praises them in the Qur'an: "As for the foremost—the first of the Emigrants and the Supporters—and those who follow them in goodness, Allah is pleased with them and they are pleased with Him." (9:100)

The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said to the Ansaar: "You are dearest to me amongst people." (Muslim)

Let us strive to be like the Ansaar, always ready to extend a helping hand, foster community, and work together for the common good, seeking the pleasure of Allah in all that we do.

Who Were the ANSAAR

The Ansaar (Supporters) were the inhabitants of Madinah who welcomed and supported the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) and the Muhajirun (emigrants from Makkah). Their selflessness, generosity, and strong sense of community were instrumental in the establishment and spread of Islam.

Allah praises them in the Qur'an: "As for the foremost—the first of the Emigrants and the Supporters—and those who follow them in goodness, Allah is pleased with them and they are pleased with Him." (9:100)

The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said to the Ansaar: "You are dearest to me amongst people." (Muslim)

Let us strive to be like the Ansaar, always ready to extend a helping hand, foster community, and work together for the common good, seeking the pleasure of Allah in all that we do.

Unlock the Power of Year-End Giving

Before the year comes to an end, maximize your tax return by supporting the most vulnerable Muslims across Canada, including single parents, the elderly, those living with disabilities and evacuees from Gaza and Sudan.

You can provide life essentials like shelter, food, and warmth, helping the most vulnerable families across Canada regain their independence.Make your impact felt today – donate before December 31st and take advantage of the tax benefits available to you as a generous Canadian donor. Together, we can create lasting change and uplift those who need it most!

Before the year comes to an end, maximize your tax return by supporting the most vulnerable Muslims across Canada, including single parents, the elderly, those living with disabilities and evacuees from Gaza and Sudan.

“You were of critical help at a very sensitive time in our lives. May Allah bless you and grant you the best of health and happiness. Inshallah our lives are much better now and we feel we are going to be stable soon.”

A family supported by you.