Qurbany 2026 - Happiness for All Families

For many vulnerable families in remote Indonesia, meat is a rare luxury they may taste only once a year—if at all. This Eid al-Adha 2026, your Qurban can restore joy, improve nutrition, and ensure that elderly individuals, children, widows, and low-income families can celebrate with dignity.

The Challenge

Across rural Indonesia, especially in isolated and economically vulnerable communities, access to protein remains limited. Rising food prices, unstable incomes, and geographic barriers leave many families struggling to meet basic nutritional needs.

During Eid al-Adha, when communities traditionally share Qurban meat, the most vulnerable households are often those who receive the least. Without support, they risk being excluded from both the celebration and the nutritional benefit that comes with it.

Qurban should unite communities—not highlight inequality.

Our Solution

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 local small-scale farmers

• Hygienic slaughtering and careful packaging

• Transparent beneficiary identification

• Community-based distribution systems

This approach restores joy while strengthening local rural livelihoods.

Expected Impact

Increased short-term nutritional intake
Restored dignity and inclusion during Eid
Strengthened solidarity within rural communities
Economic support for local livestock farmers

Your Qurban is more than meat.
It is hope delivered.
It is dignity restored.
It is joy shared.

Call to Action

This Eid al-Adha 2026, let your Qurban travel further—
to the villages where it matters most.

Restore joy. Restore dignity. Restore hope.