N.Humanitarian Day
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- National Humanitarian Day 2010
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- National Humanitarian Day 2005
Although America is the “Land of Plenty”, there is no lack of poverty, no shortage of people who are in need.Recent reports show that one in five children in the US go to bed hungry, while the ranks of the poor continueto grow: single mothers, immigrants, the elderly, and the working poor. In 2005, it is estimated that more than36 percent of those served by food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters were children.
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- Meat Details
The cost for a single animal is $1050, which is then broken down into donor shares that may be purchased at $3.50 per pound. Donors may purchase the entire animal, or designate one or more shares for distribution. Currently, 30 cows have been purchased for national distribution to those in need. All animals sacrificed are grass fed (no pork feed, no hormones)
- Slaughter and Delivery
Slaughter of the animals, according to Islamic tradition, will take place on May 18, 2009, after which the meat will be processed and frozen. The packaged meat is scheduled for shipment via FedEx to participating MAS chapters and Islamic centers on June 1, 2009 for delivery no later than June 6, 2009. Each chapter/Islamic center is then responsible for immediate distribution to prearranged distribution centers/recipients
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- Families are really in need .. Donate today and Feed the Needy of your Community
.. Mail your donation to: P.O.Box 10121 Cedar Rapids, IA 52410 or Contact your local MAS chapter or Islamic Center
campaigns@masservicecorps.org
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nhday_poster_04132010Although America is the “Land of Plenty”, there is no lack of poverty, no shortage of people who are in need.Recent reports show that one in five children in the US go to bed hungry, while the ranks of the poor continueto grow: single mothers, immigrants, the elderly, and the working poor. In 2005, it is estimated that more than36 percent of those served by food pantries, soup kitchens, and shelters were children.

