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Individuals Helped This Ramadan
Families supported this Ramadan thanks to your donations
Implementations
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As we reflect on the recently concluded Ramadan, our team at Droplets of Mercy is filled with gratitude for the incredible impact we have been able to achieve across 13 countries. Through the unwavering support of our donors, partners, and volunteers, we successfully reached 158,780 beneficiaries.
Our efforts included the distribution of food packs, the provision of hot Iftar and Suhoor meals, access to clean water, and the introduction of the new Mercy Kitchen concept, which brought centralised community kitchens to several countries, strengthening bonds and spiritual growth.
This report highlights the positive outcomes of our Ramadan 2026 initiatives, offering a glimpse into the lives transformed by these acts of mercy and solidarity.
16 implementations · 13 countries · 158,780 individuals
Food Packs Distributed
across 13 countries
Iftar & Suhoor Meals
distributed
With the incredible support of our donors, we distributed 2,848 food packs across 13 countries, each pack designed to sustain families for the entire month. We served over 300,000 hot Iftar and Suhoor meals through our Mercy Kitchen network and traditional distribution, creating spaces of togetherness, dignity, and nourishment.
Through these initiatives, we not only addressed immediate hunger but also fostered hope, unity, and compassion — the core values of Ramadan that continue to inspire our mission.
Food pack contents may vary by region. Substitutions may occur based on local availability and cultural preferences.
This year, the Mercy Kitchen was newly introduced — a central hub for preparation, distribution, and community engagement.
Your donations in action

In Gaza, where daily life continues to be marked by hardship and uncertainty, our Ramadan efforts brought critical relief and a sense of spiritual grounding. This year, Droplets of Mercy built a Musalla that accommodated 125 worshippers for daily prayers. To combat growing food insecurity, we distributed 375 food packs and served 3,250 Iftar meals to families. In response to the severe shortage of safe drinking water, we also delivered 30,000 litres of clean water.

In the West Bank, we distributed 122 food parcels and served 4,050 Iftar meals to vulnerable families across Jerusalem Governorate camps and villages west of Ramallah. Our team provided 135 daily Iftar meals to individuals in need, protecting dignity through timely, culturally appropriate food assistance. We reached a total of 4,660 individuals in need across the region.

In Yemen, we distributed 350 food parcels and served 13,100 hot Iftar meals to vulnerable families in Taiz, providing vital nourishment and relief. We also distributed 15 water trucks to address severe water access issues. Total Yemen: 18,750 individuals. In Jordan, we distributed 400 food packs and served 300 Iftar meals to vulnerable displaced persons, refugees, and low-income families in Amman and Al-Mafraq. Total Jordan: 3,500 individuals.

In Egypt (Cairo), we supported Palestinian evacuees and Sudanese refugees through two projects. We provided 240 Ramadan food parcels to vulnerable Palestinian families. We organised a communal Iftar for 14,410 individuals across 28 days, delivering 250 daily Iftar and 250 Suhoor meals. Additionally, we enhanced the psychosocial well-being of 80 orphaned children through an inclusive Eid celebration. Total: 15,625 individuals.

In Sudan, our two programs supported deeply vulnerable communities. In Sudan East (Northern State & Khartoum), we distributed 500 food baskets to IDP families and ran Community Cooked Kitchens — reaching 32,500 individuals. In Sudan West (Al-Obaid & Khartoum), we served daily Iftar meals to 4,900 individuals and distributed 650 food packages — reaching 8,150 individuals. Total: 40,650 individuals.

In Pakistan, we ran two programs across Sindh and Azad Kashmir. In Pakistan South (Sindh, Mirpur Khas), we distributed 66 food packs and served 3,000 Iftar meals at the mosque built by DoM, reaching 1,360 individuals. In Pakistan North (Hattian Bala, AJ&K), we distributed 250 food packages and provided 1,000 Iftar meals, reaching 2,750 individuals. Combined total: 4,110 individuals.

In Bangladesh (Cox's Bazar & Kustia), we distributed 350 food packs to vulnerable families including Rohingya refugees and low-income communities. Through our new Ramadan Mercy Kitchen, we served 15,000 Iftar meals — daily cooked meals ensuring that fasting families had access to nourishing food. Total beneficiaries: 17,100 individuals.

In Sri Lanka (Trincomalee & Kandy), responding to the impact of Cyclone Ditwah and flooding, we distributed 200 Ramadan food packs to flood-affected families. Through our Mercy Kitchen, we provided 6,000 nutritious hot Iftar meals and daily porridge distributions — particularly benefiting elderly individuals, children, and those with health needs. Total beneficiaries: 7,670 individuals.

In Türkiye (Istanbul), our Mercy Kitchen provided 30 days of daily hot meals and 5 large-scale community Iftars to Uyghur, Gazan, and Sudanese refugees and orphans. We distributed 150 food parcels and organised special Eid celebrations for children. We also ran daily "5 Minutes to Iftar" transit packs. Total Türkiye: 33,190 individuals. In Malaysia (Semporna), our program served 4,000 hot Iftar meals, reaching 130 individuals.

In Kenya (Kilifi County & Nairobi), we distributed 300 dry Iftar food packs and served 10,500 freshly prepared hot Iftar meals through our Mercy Kitchen (350 daily). Total Kenya: 1,850 individuals. In Uganda (Bugweri, Kiryandongo, Kibuli & Wakiso), we distributed 120 food packages to 204 vulnerable families. Our Mercy Kitchen in Wakiso served 3,600 Iftar meals. Total Uganda: 770 individuals.

In Bosnia and Serbia, we reached Muslim communities facing significant socio-economic challenges, food inflation, and harsh winter conditions. We distributed 200 high-quality food parcels (100 per country). Through our Mercy Kitchen, we provided 800 hot meals (400 in Serbia, 400 in Bosnia) to orphans, widows, and those in need. Total beneficiaries: 1,600 individuals across 300 families.
Countries
Received Zakat ul-Fitr 2026
As the holy month of Ramadan came to a close, Droplets of Mercy ensured the timely and impactful distribution of Zakat ul-Fitr — an essential obligation for Muslims to support those in need before the Eid prayer. This year, we distributed Zakat ul-Fitr across 6 countries: Palestine, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Egypt (Palestinian evacuees), Pakistan and Türkiye.
In Gaza, where conflict and displacement continue to devastate families, Zakat ul-Fitr provided urgent support, enabling recipients to celebrate Eid with dignity and peace of mind. Similarly, in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Egypt, Pakistan and Türkiye, the support came as a vital lifeline during a time that is meant to be joyous and unifying.
Our local teams ensured that distributions were made in accordance with Islamic guidelines and prioritised those in greatest need. The impact of Zakat ul-Fitr goes beyond material aid — it carries with it a message of solidarity and compassion.
Individuals Helped
Bringing joy and dignity to children and families this Eid.
Individuals celebrated Eid with us thanks to your donations
Droplets of Mercy hosted a heartfelt Eid celebration for Palestinian evacuee children and families. We enhanced the psychosocial well-being of 80 orphaned children through an inclusive Eid celebration that included meals, recreational activities, gifts, and cash Eid support.
Special celebrations for Uyghur, Gazan & Sudanese children
We organised special Eid celebrations for children, including post-Taravih gift distributions and curated cultural events. Children from Uyghur, Gazan, and Sudanese refugee communities participated in festive activities, bringing joy, unity, and cultural connection.
Gifts & clothing distributed to families in need
In Jordan, Eid gifts and clothing were distributed to vulnerable families and individuals in need. These Eid moments brought joy, unity, and cultural connection during this sacred time for thousands of displaced families.

This Ramadan, Droplets of Mercy proudly introduced the Mercy Kitchen — a transformative new concept that went far beyond food distribution. More than just a meal program, the Mercy Kitchen was a central hub of community life: a designated, branded space where food was prepared fresh, distributed with dignity, and shared in a spirit of togetherness.
Deployed across 5 countries: Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Uganda, and Türkiye — each Mercy Kitchen operated daily throughout the entire month of Ramadan, serving warm, nutritious Iftar and Suhoor meals to thousands of fasting individuals who would otherwise have gone without.
With over 65,000 hot meals served through Mercy Kitchens alone, this initiative marks a bold step forward in how Droplets of Mercy delivers impact.
Hot Meals Served
Mercy Kitchens
Countries
Community engagement
We are so grateful for the food packs and hot meals provided by Droplets of Mercy. During Ramadan, our families were able to fast with dignity and break our fast together with nourishing food. May Allah reward all the donors.
The Mercy Kitchen was a blessing for us. Every day during Ramadan, we had a warm meal to break our fast together as a community. We felt we were not forgotten. Thank you for restoring our hope.
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