SZGMC in Indonesia implements 'Eid Al-Adha Joy Project'

Distribution of sacrificial meat to thousands of families

As part of the initiative, sacrificial meat was distributed to underprivileged families in the Solo community. Nearly 16 tons of meat were allocated, benefiting approximately 40,000 people (7,900 families). The effort saw strong participation from local volunteers and community groups.

Eid clothing bazaar brings smiles to children and families

A two-day Eid clothing bazaar was organised in coordination with local shops and tailoring houses. Thousands of children, families, and orphans received shopping vouchers to choose clothing that fit their needs and preferences, enhancing their celebration of Eid.

Community festival brings joy to Solo residents

An Eid Al-Adha festival was also held for the local community, featuring traditional performances, competitions, and children’s games. The event drew large crowds, with visitor numbers expected to exceed 40,000. Traditional Indonesian sweets were distributed with support from home-based producers.

Humanitarian values inspired by Sheikh Zayed

Dr Mohammed Ateeq Al Falahi, Director General of ZayedCHF, emphasized that the project aligns with the foundation’s mission of easing burdens and spreading happiness, following the humanitarian values of the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan.

Strong volunteer engagement and social impact

Dr Sultan Al Rumaithi, CEO of the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Centre in Solo, highlighted the high level of volunteer and social engagement, noting the project’s impact on widows, orphans, people of determination, and boarding school students, among others.