Qurbany 2026 - Happiness for All Families

Delivering nutritious Qurban meat to vulnerable families while empowering small-scale farmers in rural Indonesia.

This Eid al-Adha 2026, your Qurban can do more than provide food. By sourcing livestock from small-scale rural farmers, this campaign delivers high-quality meat to vulnerable families while strengthening local livelihoods. One sacrifice. Two impacts. Sustainable change.

The Challenge

In rural Indonesia, poverty affects both sides of the food chain.

Vulnerable families struggle to access nutritious protein due to rising prices and unstable incomes. At the same time, small-scale livestock farmers face limited market access, fluctuating prices, and uncertain income—especially outside festive seasons.

Without stable demand, rural livestock farming remains economically fragile.

Eid al-Adha presents a unique opportunity: a moment where faith, generosity, and economic circulation can align.

Our Approach

Through this campaign, we will:

• Distribute 500 quality sheep/goats

• Reach 5,000+ vulnerable beneficiaries

• Source livestock directly from small-scale rural farmers

• Prioritize remote and underserved communities

We ensure:

• Fair purchasing practices for farmers

• Hygienic and transparent slaughtering processes

• Targeted distribution to elderly individuals, widows, children, and low-income households

• Community-based accountability systems

This creates a local economic multiplier effect while restoring dignity and nutrition to vulnerable families.

Expected Impact

Improved access to protein for 5,000+ beneficiaries
Increased income security for rural livestock farmers
Strengthened local economic circulation
Enhanced dignity and inclusion during Eid

Your Qurban feeds families.
Your Qurban sustains farmers.
Your Qurban strengthens communities.

In remote communities across Indonesia, poverty and food insecurity prevent many families from fully participating in Eid celebrations. This campaign bridges inequality by delivering high-quality Qurban meat to elderly individuals, children, widows, and low-income households—restoring dignity, nutrition, and inclusion where it is needed most.

The Inequality We Address

While Eid al-Adha is a time of generosity and shared meals, millions of vulnerable Indonesians remain excluded due to economic hardship. Rising food prices, unstable rural livelihoods, and geographic isolation make protein inaccessible for many families.

For some, meat is consumed only once a year—if at all.

Celebration becomes a reminder of inequality when families cannot participate with dignity.

Our Response

Through this campaign, we aim to:

• Distribute 500 quality sheep/goats

• Reach 5,000+ vulnerable beneficiaries

• Prioritize elderly individuals, orphaned children, widows, and low-income households

• Operate in remote and underserved rural areas

We ensure:

• Ethical livestock sourcing from small-scale local farmers

• Hygienic slaughtering and transparent distribution

• Community-based beneficiary selection

• Accountability and reporting to donors

By sourcing livestock locally, the program also strengthens rural economies—creating a dual impact: nutrition support and livelihood empowerment.

Impact

Improved access to protein for vulnerable families
Reduced inequality in celebration and participation
Strengthened dignity and social inclusion
Economic circulation within rural communities

Qurban is not only an act of sacrifice.
It is an act of equity.
It is a bridge between abundance and need.

Call to Action

This Eid al-Adha 2026, help bridge the gap.

Stand for dignity.
Stand for fairness.
Stand for families who deserve to celebrate with hope.

Join us in bridging inequality through Qurban.