Millions of people go hungry every year during Ramadan. While many of us cook big iftar meals, others have nothing to eat to break their silence. It has been days since some families have had any food
Your support in the Ramadan donation appeal is helping to make that change. You enable us to distribute food packs, clean water, and emergency aid to those in need. It’s not a matter of giving—it’s a matter of restoring dignity and the blessings that Allah has bestowed on us
This Ramadan, International Islamic Youth League is continuing its life-saving work across Africa, making sure your donations get to those who need them most. Since 1991, International Islamic Youth League has been a beacon of hope for those facing crisis.
Each day we work together with you, and together with the rights holders we support, to carve a new path – a path of resilience and safety for millions of people. In their most dire moments, we are there for people in need; we’re often the first to respond and we reach communities that others cannot.
Ramadan in 2026 is expected to begin on Tuesday 17 February 2026, and end on the evening of Wednesday 18 March 2026, depending on the sighting of the moon.
Donation impact
- $5: Provides iftar meals for one person per day
- $10: Provides iftar meals for one family for one week
- $25: Provide iftar meals for two family for one week
- $65: Supports one family with a food package.
- $130: Supports two families with food packages.
International Islamic Youth League IIYL is a Code of Conduct signatory with International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement IFRC, since 2015 our organization has been awarded with a special accreditation to the United National Economic and Social Council (ECOSCOC), IIYL is a full members of CHS Alliance, Sphere Association, International Humanitarian Studies Association (IHSA), NCD Alliance, IIYL also Accredited with the International Youth Federation (IYF member of the Union of NGOs of Islamic World, IIYL is also a full member INGOs Forum in Ghana and Ghana Philanthropy Forum.
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