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For the people of Syria, this Ramadan will mark their 7th Ramadan living in a state of war.
Streets that were once lined with colourful lanterns and twinkling lights to welcome the holy month are empty, dark and abandoned. The echoes of laughter and happy conversations that once poured into the streets through open windows and balconies as loved ones gathered for their evening meal, have fallen silent.
Today, millions of families across Syria are far away from home, some witnessing their first Ramadan as refugees in other countries. Others are huddled together in small tents, or living in makeshift shelters - internally displaced in their own country. For many, their prime focus will be finding food to feed their family with at the end of each day.
This Ramadan, we're aiming to feed as many families as possible to ensure everyone has something to break their fast with at the end of a long fasting day.We're operating food kitchens in besieged Damascus, Homs and in Idlib, where our staff will cook fresh, nutritious meals every single day for internally displaced and disadvantaged families.
We'll also be distributing food baskets to families in need, the contents of which can feed a family of six for an entire month.We're also accepting Sadqa and Zakat payments throughout the month.
** PAY YOUR ZAKAT AL FITR TO SYRIA FOR £4 ** Payments must be made before by 5am UK time on the 25/6/17 to arrive in time. Please enter ref "Zakat Al Fitr" in comment box during donation
- It costs just £4 a day to provide cooked meals to feed an entire family
- £50 can pay for the purchase of a food basket to feed a family of 6 for an entire monthPlease join in on the spirit of Ramadan, and let us share #EveryMealTogether with the people of Syria.Find out more about our Ramadan campaign.