European Orphan Hand delivers Ramadan aid to families in Istanbul
European Orphan Hand, a charity organization working in various countries throughout the year, has begun distributing Ramadan aid to families in Istanbul.
The organization delivered food parcels, cash assistance, and red meat to families residing in the Arnavutköy and Sultangazi districts.
"As European Orphan Hand, our aid work continues in Istanbul," said Serdar Şişman, Vice President of the organization. "We visit orphans and families in need, distributing food packages, cash aid, and sacrificial meat. May Allah be pleased with our benefactors."
The organization's Ramadan aid program aims to support families during the holy month. (ILKHA)
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