Our Work
Continuous Impact
Continuous Impact is one of Impact Makers' seasonal initiatives, built around the idea that the effect of giving should continue after the occasion ends.
The initiative includes the Adha campaign, where sacrificial meat is prepared and distributed to families in need, alongside gifts and Eid joy for children. Campaign materials show the full costs, including slaughter and butchering: lamb $275–$300 and calf $2,500.
It also includes Eid clothing for Syrian children, helping them experience Eid with dignity and happiness. An Eid outfit for a child is presented at $30.
The purpose of this work remains clear: relief, dignity, and hope that lasts beyond the moment.
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Make an Impact
Make an Impact is Impact Makers' Ramadan campaign for 1447 AH – 2026 AD. It was created to strengthen the spirit of giving during the holy month and direct support toward relief and development projects for families most in need in Syria.
The campaign focuses on involving every person in creating real change, reminding supporters that even a small contribution can leave an impact that continues after Ramadan.
It reflects the kind of organised seasonal work we build on: generosity, transparency, and practical support for vulnerable families.
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Water and Bread Distribution Project
August 2025
As part of our humanitarian and social commitment, Makers of Impact Association launched a field campaign in August 2025 to provide essential food items—specifically fresh bread and pure drinking water—to disadvantaged and in-need families. This project comes as part of ongoing initiatives aimed at reinforcing social solidarity and supporting vulnerable households
Iftar Meals
In March 2026, Makers of Impact Association organized a community Iftar initiative in Moadamiyah involving the preparation and distribution of ready meals to support families in need. The project aimed to secure comprehensive meals for disadvantaged households, ease financial burdens amidst current economic conditions, and strengthen social solidarity through direct fieldwork.
