National Muslim Soup Kitchen Day
The Muslim Soup Kitchen Project invites you to join us as we embark on our Sixth National Muslim
Soup Kitchen Project Day. Our first one was on Saturday, April 29, 2016! As many of you know, the Muslim Soup Kitchen Project (MSKP), based in Albany, NY, has been feeding thousands of local families and individuals in need. Every month, for the past several years, our volunteers
have prepared and served meals at various locations in New York’s Capital District. None of this would be possible if not for our communities full of people who give generously, be it individuals or families
who pitch in to build and fund our masaajid, or those who fill the drop-boxes at our community centers for numerous drives.
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With the above in mind, the Muslim Soup Kitchen Project (MSKP) embarked on the NATIONAL Muslim Soup Kitchen Project (NMSKP) in 2016. NMSKP seeks to encourage as many groups as possible, including other faith communities, in the Capital District – and other parts of the country – to come together once a year to plan and host a soup kitchen in their towns or cities to help those in need.
Here is how you can help:
This year National Muslim Soup Kitchen Day will be held on Saturday, May 29th, 2021. Now more than ever, your help is needed. We aim to serve as many
people nationwide as possible, and here is how you can help:
Host a soup kitchen in your town to help those in need.
35 Countries Around the World
These soup kitchens are held on the same day all across the country, thereby helping to bring to light the value of our Muslim communities, and the role that they play in making our country a better place. At the Muslim Soup Kitchen Project, we aim to become the mechanism that connects the generosity of our Muslim communities nationwide to the needs of those in our respective communities. We need you to
help us in this mission by tapping into the resources, the volunteer spirit, and support systems that have always been a part of our communities.
Covid Precautions
As a precaution and safety measure for all volunteers do to the COVID-19 Virus, instead of serving, it would be best to deliver food instead of on-site events this year.
Popular Funds
Identify the help:
Reach out to the people you know (your family members, members of a youth
club, a local church, synagogue, or another faith community, a local organization, or people from
the community at large).
Volunteer
Identify who to serve:
Decide to who you will be serving/delivering meals. If you need help with
identifying a group, call your local shelters, churches, or other congregations – they love this!
Let’s make 2021 better than last year
Decide what to serve:
Discuss this with your group and choose something YOU would like to
serve. Also, (if you need to) reach out to your community! Ask that auntie that makes your favorite biryani. Show everyone that you can make a mean lasagna. Have a sandwich competition with your local student group. Get creative!
6000+ Meals Served
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About Your Donations, Where & How They are used
Alhamdulillah (all praise be to Allah), we are a generous people, just as our Prophet (peace be upon him) taught us to be. He taught us to work together and be a community that comes together to encourage good and forbid evil.
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