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Charity does not decrease wealth
la charité ne diminue pas la richesse
ما نقص مال من صدقة
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Feel the Beauty of Giving: Ramadan, the month of giving and remembering
Peace be Upon You. Charity, preached by every religion of the world, is a way of bringing justice to society, and justice is the essence of religion. Also, in most religions, it can be obligatory and binding upon all those who embrace the faith; it has been made into an institution in order to give it permanence and regularity.
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To see and print the 2010 Ramadan Card, please Click Here.
HCI, Working to find a cure for Cancer:
HCI has participated in sponsoring a great traditional Canadian Initiative, The Ride to Conquer Cancer.
We will leave it with a word form a sponsored participant: “Fundraising was difficult, as we all had multiple commitments, busy lives and summer school. When HCI told us they were willing to sponsor us, we were beyond ecstatic. We all knew HCI as an organization to count on, our trust solidified not only by its professionalism and transparency, but by its proximity to the local community. Many of our fellow students volunteer for HCI and know first hand about its initiatives across the globe as well as at home, in Canada. HCI’s decision to support us was proof that we shared common goals – to assist those who suffer and help reduce their suffering through action and compassion, and to promote a spirit of charity and social involvement in the community. Thanks to HCI’s contribution, we were able to send an additional team member on the Ride, and it gave us a great moral boost in knowing we were ever-so-close to our fundraising goal as a team.
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza. please click here for more info.
HCI 2009-2010: Unity through Humanity
Conclusion of the 2009 Annual Dinner and Annual Body Meeting -
Human Concern International has just concluded its 2008/2009 year with its annual dinner and the general body meeting. It announced its results with great pride. HCI is in a great position to serve humanity for years to come.
For the 2009 Annual Dinner, close to 300 guests joined HCI’s staff, representatives and volunteers to raise awareness about global humanitarian and development issues at HCI’s 29th Annual Charity Dinner Program. The event was held on Friday, September 25th, 2009, at Saint Elias Banquet Centre in Ottawa. The theme this year was "Unity Through Humanity ".
All proceeds from the event will go directly to HCI relief programs and development projects around the globe. HCI would like to thank its generous donors, volunteers, board members, partners, and the Canadian community for putting their trust in HCI and for their continuance support.
For more information about the 2008/2009 year, please check the 2008/2009 annual report in the Annual Report tab above.
From the bottom of our hearts ...
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Message from the Chairman on the 2008/2009 year,
Our strategy at Human Concern International (HCI) is to work with these countries, where communities are recovering from disaster, conflict or economic collapse and create positive change. We add our greatest value on the ground by supporting positive change with community-led and results-driven action.
Farooqui Baksh, Chairman - HCI ________________________________________________________
Message from the Executive Director on the 2008/2009 year,
As a member of the Global Community, HCI continues to fulfill its responsibility to serve humanity through numerous relief and development initiatives. HCI has met global challenges, thanks to the commitment and dedication of its volunteers, donors, partners and staff. We believe in the fundamental goodness of human beings and in HCI’s ability to establish and maintain the capabilities that help those in need.
I would like to extend a heart-felt thanks to our generous donors through whose support we were able to expand our humanitarian operations to the needy in many countries. We must acknowledge the profound and most generous contribution of the communities in Trinidad & Tobago who donated over $600,000 which assisted us immensely with our relief and development projects in Gaza. Our sincere gratitude also goes to the people of Guyana who greatly helped us raise funds for various programs.
There are further challenges ahead in the path of alleviating poverty and hunger, as well as establishing and maintaining sustainable development initiatives through the improvement of community education and infrastructure. With the strong support of our network we will be able to meet those challenges successfully.
Kaleem Akhtar, Executive Director - HCI
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HCI BOARD MEMBER NAMED TO THE ORDER OF CANADA
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Charitable Giving and You
Charity Does not Decrease Wealth, it Increases it - Please Donate Generously
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