Archive for the ‘Howto’s’ Category

Al Imdaad Foundation – Please Donate Now

Friday, July 22nd, 2011

www.alimdaad.com

About Us

Natural or man-made disasters, poverty and other challenges are a fact of life for many people in various parts of the world today. South Africans in general are very fortunate to be living in a country that is not only peaceful but is also developed in diverse fields. However, whilst enjoying the blessings of this prosperity, South Africans need to also reach out and help others who may not be so fortunate, whether they be within or outside of South Africa’s borders.

Mission

The Al-Imdaad Foundation is a non-profit humanitarian aid relief organisation (NGO) registered in the Republic of South Africa, dedicated to providing humanitarian services in crisis and non-crisis situations to most needy orphans, widows and destitute, irrespective of race, religion, culture, creed and geographical boundary.

Vision

The Al-Imdaad Foundation aspires to excel in humanitarian relief, providing humanitarian services with the highest level of compassion, professionalism and care under the supervision of a team of professionals from South Africa and abroad.

Our Team

All trustees and personnel of the Al-Imdaad Foundation strive to serve humanity with the skills and expertise that they are blessed with. The team comprises of Theologians, Academics, Accountants, IT Specialists, Medical Personnel & Paramedics, Attorneys, Businessmen and other voluntary aid workers.

Friends of the Suffering

Al Imdaad Foundation (South Africa), a sister organisation and more commonly known as “Friends of the Suffering” has been registered purely to render humanitarian services in South Africa. This relief organisation has been registered with the South African Revenue Serviceunder Section 18a for tax exemption benefits to South African donors and is a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO).

IFRC – Geneva, Switzerland

The Al Imdaad Foundation is a signatory to the Code of Conductfor the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movements and NGO’s in Disaster Relief. The Foundation supports the Code of Conduct and strives to incorporate its principles in its humanitarian work.

Proudly South African

The Al Imdaad Foundation has registered with Proudly South Africanand is committed to portray its activities, both locally & abroad in the name of the people of South Africa. Various meetings with representatives of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation & South African Embassies in the countries of our activities have taken place to enhance our commitment to a proudly South African effort, thereby ensuring South Africa’s place in the International community of humanitarian aid workers.

South African Reserve Bank

The Al Imdaad Foundation transfers all funds collected to overseas projects with the permission of the South African Reserve Bank. We are grateful to Reserve Bank for its prompt approval of our various applications to remit funds abroad.

International Offices

The Al Imdaad Foundation has registered offices in Indonesia, Jordan, Australia and the United Kingdom. These offices are established to take care of our various projects in these regions and to act as fund raising partners. The foundation is at an advanced stage to establish further representative offices in other parts of the world. The South African Department of International Relations and Cooperationand its various embassies are kept informed of our activities globally.

United Nations Department of Economic & Social Affairs

The Al Imdaad Foundation is registered with the United Nations Department of Economic & Social Affairs. The NGO Branch is the focal point within the United Nations for Non-Governmental Organizations in consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).

Share

Boycott Israeli Dates by Friends of Al Aqsa

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

Reasons for Boycotting

There are many reasons for boycotting Israel and Israeli products. Financially, supporting the state of Israel is tantamount to supporting its oppression and occupation of the Palestinians. Palestinians are subjected to violence and humiliation every day and their lives are made unbearable by Israels occupation policies.

In Gaza, most recently, Israel reduced the population of 1.5 million to desperate poverty by imposing a two year long siege and a 3 week long bombing campaign which left 1,400 Palestinians dead. While Israel enjoys living standards equivalent to that in Europe, the Palestinians in Gaza live without basic supplies of fuel, electricity, medicines, food and even milk powder for babies.

Despite the absolute humanitarian disaster unfolding in Gaza, with diseases spreading, malnutrition the norm, and medical patients dying in their hundreds from treatable diseases; Israel continues to dismiss international concerns and condemnation, calling Palestinians the terrorists.

In the West Bank, oppressive occupation policies continue to be the norm, and peaceful protests continue to be met with deadly force, leaving unarmed protestors dead or injured. International solidarity workers are also still being harassed and targeted, and extremist settlers, such as those in Hebron, continue to make the lives of the local people a living misery. School children on their way to school face the terror of settler attacks, who hurl both abuse and rocks at them. These incidences are not isolated; they are the reality of every day life for some Palestinians.

Political intervention has failed to bring about an end to the occupation for over 40 years. It is time for ordinary people in the ground to take a stand, and boycotting Israeli goods is an easy but effective option.

By boycotting Israeli products – you are telling the Israelis that you want the occupation to end; you are telling the world governments that they must take action; and most importantly, you are telling the Palestinians that they are not forgotten.

Do something today – Boycott Israeli Dates

<!–86953b36b6ce48f49731afe920019a6d–>

Share

Boycott of Israeli dates – Check The Label

Saturday, August 21st, 2010

Share