‘BF’ Ramadan aid convoy reaches needy residents of Nangahar

Dozens of destitute families of the Jalal Abad city of Nangahar received aid relief from the Ramadan assistance program of the Bayat Foundation.

The Ramadan aid program of Bayat Foundation concluded as the Holy Month of Ramadan reached to its half. Hundreds of indigent families throughout the country received food, oil, and other supplies during the month of fasting.

During the aid distribution, the Deputy of Bayat Foundation Haji Muhammad Ismail promised to continue assisting deserving families throughout the country.

Praising the effective assistance of the Bayat Foundation, the needy families urged the government and other charitable organizations to pay greater attention to their situation.

The Ramadan aid program of the Bayat Foundation circulates across the country and has been an ongoing tradition for the last several years; bringing assistance to those who are unable to afford many of life’s basic requirements.

Last year during the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Bayat Foundation helped more than one thousand deserving families throughout Afghanistan. This year they provided food and other needed supplies to over one thousand two hundred families.

Since its beginning until now, the Bayat Foundation has provided aid to poor families and has also contributed significantly to the Afghan social, cultural, medical, educational, and religious infrastructure by building schools, hospitals, mosques and reconstruction projects.

Recognizing this challenging reality, the Bayat Foundation seeks to ease the pressure put on families in need by undertaking a range of different aid projects. One of the foundation’s ongoing projects involves food donations in the month of Ramadan.

By collecting items through food drives, the organization is able to deliver aid packages to families throughout Afghanistan. These packages typically include rice, noodles, tea, sugar, and flour.