By Nur Abdullah | Project Staff
Eid al-Adha is a powerful moment when faith, generosity, and community come together. In Indonesia, this moment also presents an opportunity to strengthen rural economies while addressing food insecurity. Across many villages, small-scale livestock farmers struggle with unstable markets and fluctuating prices, while vulnerable families face limited access to nutritious protein due to poverty and rising food costs.
This campaign connects both sides of that challenge. By ethically sourcing Qurban animals directly from rural farmers, we provide fair income and strengthen village livelihoods. At the same time, high-quality Qurban meat is distributed to elderly individuals, widows, orphaned children, and low-income households in remote and underserved communities.
Supporting farmers means sustaining local production systems. Feeding families means restoring dignity and improving short-term nutrition. Together, these actions create a ripple effect—circulating resources within villages, strengthening resilience, and ensuring that celebration is shared more equitably.
This Eid al-Adha 2026, let your Qurban do more than fulfill tradition.
Support farmers.
Feed families.
Strengthen communities across Indonesia.
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