Qurban Campaign
Join Embrace Relief’s Qurbani 2025 campaign on June 6-7 to provide meat-based protein to families in need across Africa, Greece, and the United States.
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Qurbani 2025 will take place on June 6-7, involving the humane sacrifice of sheep, goats, and cattle.
Each Qurbani donation is distributed among eight families, providing meat-based protein for up to one year.
Donation prices vary by region: $120 for Africa & Asia, $175 for Where Most Needed, and $300 for the USA.
Embrace Relief aims to expand its reach beyond the nearly 100,000 people aided in a dozen countries last year.
Give Qurbani
In 2025, Qurbani will occur on June 6-7. During this time, sheep, goats, and cattle are humanely and hygienically sacrificed in adherence with common dietary restrictions. At this important time of year, join Embrace Relief and provide food for people in need in Africa (including the countries of Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Mali, Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, and Democratic Republic of Congo), as well as Greece and the United States, by donating to Embrace Relief’s International Hunger Relief: Qurbani 2025 campaign.
Each Qurbani donation is distributed among eight families and can supply a family with meat-based protein for up to one year. Last year, Embrace Relief provided this aid to nearly 100,000 people in a dozen countries – and we want to have an even greater reach in 2024! For many recipients, this may be their only opportunity to acquire meat all year. That means that every dollar you donate is priceless for a family in need.
Listed below are the prices of a Qurbani share for each region. (Prices differ due to local market conditions):
- Africa & Asia: $120
- Where Most Needed: $175
- United States of America: $300
So donate today. You can send a family a Qurbani today and allow them to celebrate this important occasion along with millions of others across the world. You will be their shining light through their dark times and bring them happiness and hope today! Learn more about Qurban.