AlSadaqa

Reviving the Tradition of Prophet Muhammad, Peace and Blessings of Allah Be Upon Him (PBUH)

Financial Transparency Policy

 

In keeping with our transparency policy, all previous quarterly financial statements (from 2007 to date) can be previewed here:

              http://alsadaqa.org/m/finance

 

It is our intention to clearly state, and thereby ensure our integrity as to, how donations this organization receives are collected and distributed.  Any questions may be forwarded to: 

 

info@alsadaqa.org

 

2011 Third Quarter Summary Statement

Financial Transparency Policy & Statements

           Special Programs Report

2011 3^rd Quarter Report

 

Our current financial statement can be viewed here http://alsadaqa.org/m/etc/documents/statements/2011/09-30-2011.pdf

and below is this fiscal quarter ended 9/30 Financial Assistance Summary Report:

AlSadaqa runs the following programs in our community which require on-going assistance.

Please remember us in your giving, and consider giving consistently so we can plan better with an even donations /income stream.

 

Zakat-ul Fitr

 

This Ramadan AlSadaqa collected zakat-ul fitr (~$10 per person) which was distributed to needy Muslim families in our community:

 $2200.00    Zakat -ul Fitr received  

            22     # of families served

                   

 

Eid-ul Fitr Toy Drive

 

This year, our annual toy drive was a success! We partnered with several organizations to collect, wrap and distribute toys to many in our community.

Special thanks to all who participated, including donors, distributors, and these Mosques/Organizations:

AlSadaqa                                    

Al Sundus Clothing

Islamic Center of Bothell (ICOB)

Islamic Center of Eastside (ICOE)Islamic Center of Redmond (ICOR)Islamic House

    (MSAUW)

Masjid Ar-Rahmah (MAPS)

 

107  Total Toys/Gifts collected and then distributed at:

Muslim Housing Services

Refugee Women’s Alliance (ReWA)

Somali Youth & Family Services

 

 

May Allah reward you all for the participation and making it a successful drive.  Ameen.

 

 

 

Food Bank Summary

 

Food bank is our sincere effort to establish a system for ready and easy access to free food for the hungry.  This quarter, we made the following connections:

· Groceries were delivered to 100 families equaling one week’s worth of food per family –worth around $1200

· Food for new Muslims delivered during Ramadan - $200

 

AlSadaqa Club

 

AlSadaqa Club is an initiative to promote and inculcate the Islamic concept of charity, positive habits and giving in our children.

They do different projects each quarter.     For their fall/winter project AlSadaqa Club kids made scarves and hats for the “Warm for Winter Project”.  They  will be distributing these hats and scarves at Tent City in Issaquah after Eid-ul Adha.

For more information on AlSadaqa Club: 

http://www.alsadaqa.org/m/alsadaqa-club

 

Eid-al Adha

Qurbani / Udhiya 1432H (2011) 

 

For the past two years, our Udhiya program has been very successful.  This year however, the slaughter house we worked with in past years is going out of business, and we haven’t found a reliable substitute as yet.

Our apologies for any inconvenience this may cause.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Testimonial

Single Homeless Woman-

 

 … I often feel degraded and humil-iated by the way others communicated with me, but the person I talked to from AlSadaqa was very compassion-ate, kind, generous. I did not feel embarrassed or bad in receiving help as I did elsewhere.

Thanks to the help AlSadaqa provided me one of the biggest hurdles I faced is now over. …”

By a victim of domestic violence

living in a shelter

Zakat-ul Fitr & Eid Toy Drive

 

...I know lots of families who cannot even afford to pay their rent, let alone buy new clothes and toys for their kids for the Eids, so I immediately made a short list of families that I know and e-mailed it to

Br. Abid. He brought lots of nicely wrapped toys, and handed me 16 gift cards ($40 each) to distribute. To my surprise, as I am distributing the gifts, the families keep telling me that more new families have been resettled in the last couple of months and they have children too.

The families were very pleased and surprised by these unexpected Eid gifts. They were very grateful and praised Allah that someone remembered them.

The idea that someone remembered them during the Month of Ramadan and Eid, caught them by surprise with appreciation.
That Sunday, Br. Abid informed me that there were more gifts to be distributed. Although exhausted from the previous tour...I thought if I did not do it, then who would?  And what about the kids who were not able to get the gifts yesterday, who walked away sadly?  I agreed to meet with Br. Abid and take care of the toy distribution. These toys were very well wrapped and labeled with the gender and age which made it easier to distribute.

The Eid toy drive was a success and brought joy to families who left everything behind and came to America as refugees. I hope more volunteers from AlSadaqa were involved in the distribution of the toys and I hope more coordination is made ahead of time.
Jazakum Allah khair for your compassion and generosity to help families who are in need.

-- Risho Spano

ReWA—Refugee Women’s Alliance

 

 

Rewarding Volunteer Experience

 

Questions or comments? E-mail us at info@alsadaqa.org or call (866) 693-3233      

Charitable Registrations Status

 

AlSadaqa is registered in the state of Washington as a nonprofit charitable organization pursuant to the Charitable Solicitations Act, RCW 19.09:

 

               UBI # 602-646-900

Registration # 23157

 

Our federal tax registration ID for 501(c)(3) tax exempt status is:

 

 EIN #41-2213255

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