As the Islamic world enters the spiritually significant Three Sacred Months, the Hope Caravan Association (Umut Kervanı Derneği) has launched a wide-scale humanitarian initiative, delivering essential food aid to hundreds of vulnerable families across Mardin.

The association, known for its consistent humanitarian mission, highlighted its role as a "bridge of compassion," connecting the generosity of donors with the urgent needs of the underprivileged. The current campaign specifically targets families identified through the organization's prior social assessments, providing them with food packages designed to alleviate the pressures of rising living costs.

Speaking to the İLKHA news agency, Abdulaziz Önen, the Mardin representative for Hope Caravan, emphasized that the distribution was strategically focused on those most in need of support.

“Priority in this assistance was given to orphans, widowed women with children, and hundreds of other families facing severe financial hardship,” Önen stated. “God willing, our mission to deliver this aid will continue throughout the season.”

The timing of the distribution coincides with the start of the Three Sacred Months (Rajab, Sha'ban, and Ramadan), a period during which acts of charity hold heightened spiritual importance in the Islamic faith.

Önen took the opportunity to call upon the community for continued solidarity, expressing deep gratitude to donors whose generosity has directly "brought smiles to the faces" of those in distress. To sustain the momentum of these aid efforts, the association is urging benefactors to maintain their contributions. “May Allah make these months a source of blessing for the Islamic world,” Önen added, noting that acts of kindness are especially meritorious during this sacred time.

The Hope Caravan Association confirmed that this distribution is part of a broader, ongoing strategy. Similar humanitarian activities are planned throughout the duration of the Three Sacred Months to foster community solidarity and ensure that no family in the region is left without support. (ILKHA)