We Do Charity Foundation

The Vision: Ramadan Aid and Zakat Al Fitr

For the Ramadan 2026 campaign, We Do Charity launched a targeted fundraiser focusing on families in extreme poverty in the Sirajganj region. We raised a total of 85,800 BDT in Zakat and Sadaqah funds. Our goal was to distribute complete, nutritious iftar food packages on the first day of Ramadan, allowing families to fast with peace of mind and dignity.

The distribution was carried out on Day 1 of Ramadan by Ilias Ahmed, Mutasim Billah Mahin, and our volunteer team, who fasted while delivering packages door-to-door in rural Sirajganj.

Detailed Package Delivery

We designed two types of food packages to match family sizes and needs:

15 Big Packages (3,350 BDT each): Atta 5kg, Lentils 2kg, Chickpeas 2kg, Soybean Oil 3L, Sugar 3kg, Salt 0.5kg, Chira 1kg, Muri 1kg, Bundia, Spices, Dates 1kg, Vermicelli, Polau Rice, Saline, Soap, and traditional Sharees or Lungis.
15 Mini Packages (770 BDT each): Chickpeas 1kg, Sugar 1kg, Soybean Oil 1L, Masoor Dal 1kg, Atta 2kg, and Vermicelli.

The total cost of shopping was 50,260 BDT. The remaining 27,840 BDT was redirected to support the Project 9: Mill Driver Family and buy critical medicine for a sick local van-puller.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why did WDC create big and mini packages?

A: We adjusted the packages to match household sizes: big packages were given to large multi-generational families, while mini packages went to elderly couples or smaller families.

Q: How was the remaining 27,840 BDT utilized?

A: It was allocated to fund ongoing monthly food support for the deceased Mill Driver's family and medical supplies for a disabled van puller.

Q: How does this project link to other Ramadan campaigns?

A: It is semantically connected to our previous large-scale campaign, Project 10: Project Ramadan 2025.

Beneficiary Spotlight

"Driver died from pancreatic/stomach cancer (one-earner family). Wife, elderly mother, young daughter left with no income. Received 20,000 BDT for one year's support + monthly installments + Eid and Ramadan packages."

— Mill Driver's Family (family)

"Man who used to pull vans for living. Now diagnosed with chronic disease. Cannot work. Cannot afford medicine or doctor visits. Found during Ramadan 2026 distribution. Future fundraising planned."

— Van Puller with Chronic Disease (Ramadan 2026) (individual)