Responding with practical support
Advancing Zero Hunger and Good Health, sustained Ramadan nourishment. Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goal 2, Zero Hunger, and SDG 3, Good Health and Well being, the 2026 Ramadan Iftar Drive expanded on the previous year's outreach, bringing together volunteers, donors, and beneficiaries to serve freshly cooked meals to laborers, travelers, and underprivileged community members during the final ten days of Ramadan. This is a direct expression of SDG 2's target of ensuring year round access to sufficient, nutritious food for vulnerable groups.
Objective
he project aimed to provide high quality Iftar meals to laborers, travelers, and underprivileged members of the community, supporting SDG 2's aim of ending hunger and SDG 3's focus on nutrition linked well being. The drive distributed 2,500 Iftar meals. It served between 250 and 300 people daily. It completed a ten day Ramadan campaign, sustained through volunteer and donor coordination under SDG 17, Partnerships for the Goals. SDG 2, Zero Hunger, provided daily nutritious meals to food insecure groups. SDG 3, Good Health and Well being, offered consistent nourishment supporting physical well being during Ramadan. SDG 10, Reduced Inequalities, reflected targeted outreach to laborers and travelers who are often excluded from community support. SDG 17, Partnerships for the Goals, was demonstrated through volunteer and donor coordination across the ten day campaign.
What was achieved
- 2,500 Iftar meals distributed
- 250–300 people served daily
- Successfully completed a 10-day Ramadan campaign