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IMRC’s First India Health Initiative
Prompted by several doctors in conjunction with a long time vision of both Br. Manzoor and Dr. Rosenberg, IMRC has organized the India Health Initiative. The objective is to bring together a team of medical staffs to travel to the rural areas of India, such as Bara Banki, UP, and Coastal Andhra to provide desperately needed health care to the local destitute Muslims and minorities; to provide basic education in health care with an emphasis on preventive health care; and to provide technical training to the local doctors and medical personnel.
We are on schedule for our first trip to India in January 2010. The length of the medical trip is approximately 3 weeks including travel time. The goal is to see 2000 patients in two weeks. We are fortunate to have 5 doctors and 2 assistants on our first trip. However, we still need medical equipment, medical supplies, and pharmaceutical goods. Where possible, we plan to collaborate with local non-profit organizations, physicians, medical staffs, clinics and hospitals. We appeal to all medical professionals; please consider joining us in this worthy cause. Send us your e-mail address, and we will keep you abreast of our future medical excursions.
Medical Needs for the Poor
We appeal to all our donors to remember the poor who needs medical attention. Donate your Zakat & Sadaqah today. It will be put to good use in India with our Health Initiative.
Double you Donation with Employer Match
We want to thank everyone who donated through IMRC. May we remind our donors to check for and process matching donations by your employer. With matching donations, your money goes twice as far, and the number of beneficiaries can double.
Stock Donations
How about your stocks which has seen a nice run since the market bottomed in March, 2009. It is very easy to donate stocks. Simply inform your broker dealer your intention and instruct them to deliver the stocks to IMRC account. Contact us at (650) 856-0440 for specifics.
Wishing everyone a Happy Holiday and may the year 2010 bring us all renew spirit, prosperity, good health, and increased Imaan.
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Death toll rises to 250, relief efforts underway
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Rural Educational & Economic Development: Update
Introduction Appalled by the acute poverty, illiteracy and inequality in the coastal districts of Andhra Pradesh, IMRC took the initiative in setting up a platform – REED (Rural Educational and Economic Development) – to fight these evils. The twin focus of REED is Educational and Economic development. For educational development, REED is concentrating on setting up basic multipurpose ‘one teacher schools’ in remote villages. To promote economic development, REED is planning to start a micro finance project. Education ‘One teacher schools’ in underdeveloped villages...
Winter 2009 Newsletter Published
This year IMRC was able to help and make progress in over 80 projects all over India with education as the top priority. In the past IMRC has primarily engaged in catalyst activities such as providing scholarships, vocational education, or need based projects providing food or medicine. Read More →
This summer I traveled to India through the IMRC’s Summer Volunteer Program for five weeks. The program opened my eyes to a whole new realm of social and economical issues faced by millions of Muslims. Read More →
Current Needs
Make 2009 a Successful Eid ul Adha
Alhamdulillah in 2008, IMRC performed 2653 Qurbanis (Ud’iya) feeding thousands of needy families across India.
This year in addition to our ongoing projects, IMRC thrust into helping and rebuilding the homes and lives of the victims of recent devastating flood in Andhra Pradesh.
Inshallah, with your generous support this year we plan to perform 3,500 Qurbanis feeding the needy families with Qurbani meat.
Share the Qurbani meat with others who can’t afford single meal a day.
Andhra Pradesh Flood Victims Need Our Help!
“Over 2 million people are homeless and lost everything due to the flood.”
I have seen many disasters in the last 30 years—natural or man-made. The Andhra Pradesh flood is by far the worst.
Over 2 million people are homeless and lost everything due to the flood. The magnitude of the damage is magnified by the combination of heavy rains, over flowing rivers, and the broken Tungabhadra dam. Hundreds of villages and thousands of acres of crops just washed away; what took years and decades to build was destroyed in just a few hours. Now over two million people are in relief camps and they need everything to rebuild their homes and lives.
“I have seen many disasters in the last 30 years. …Andhra Pradesh flood is by far the worst.” Read the story »
A Small Village School Needs Your HelpRyam is a small village of 5000 in Bihar, a state with significant illiteracy and poverty. About 50% are Muslims. Most of the men work in far away cities like Bombay/Mumbai to support their families. Financial condition of Muslims is abysmal. But still they try to make the best out of it.
A few villagers got together in 1952 and started a small madarsa to teach basics of Islam to children. Today it has grown into a well managed 6-room school with 240 boys and girls. 30 of them live on premises. Read the story »
About Us
IMRC is dedicated to alleviating poverty in India. The donations it raises, from individuals throughout the United States, fund its charitable projects in India. Even the smallest of donations can greatly benefit an orphaned child or a widowed woman. Charity has always been an integral aspect of a Muslim society. The Quran places great emphasis on giving to the poor, and our beloved Prophet (pbuh) is reported to have said that wealth does not diminish by charity. When you donate to IMRC, you are supporting a network of more than 100 Muslim organizations in India. These organizations provide educational and financial support to thousands of orphans, destitute children and needy families. Your generous donations also support medical clinics, women’s training centers and other social welfare institutions. Read on »



