The International Humanitarian Relief Foundation, International Help Organization Pro Orphans [Avrupa Yetim-Der] gave information about their work which delivers various eid aid and sacrificial meat to orphans, victims and families in need, in the “2017 Sacrifice Help Program”.

Hüseyin Ateş, Deputy Chairman of International Help Organization Pro Orphans stated that their target is to be next to needy people not only in Eid al-Adha but all the times.

Thanks to charitable and voluntary representatives

Thanking everyone who contributed to the aid activities, Ateş said, “We especially thank our volunteer representatives. Allah may be pleased with them. As always, great labor and made an effort during the sacrifice period. We also thank our philanthropists because they appointed the International Help Organization Pro Orphans as a bridge between the needy and philanthropists. We are also experiencing the peace of fulfillment of this task.”

“We distributed sacrificed meat in 40 different parts of the world”

"We are happy as International Help Organization Pro Orphans because we have distributed sacrificed meat in 40 different parts of the world. We are delighted because we were able to deliver the sacrificial meat to tens of thousands of families. We visited those victims whose door has not been knocked and ask after them. We are aware of our work International Help Organization Pro Orphans. We have dressed hundreds of orphan children in Palestine and Africa especially in Turkiye during the sacrifice period and made them happy.”

Humanitarian aid efforts for Arakan continue

Referring to the situation of Arakanese Muslims who are displaced and massacred by Buddhist gangs and Myanmar government, Ateş said, “Hundreds of thousands of Muslims have been in a difficult situation because of the humanitarian crisis in Arakan. We, as International Help Organization Pro Orphans are continuing our urgent relief efforts for Arakan. We are expecting more help from charitable people so we can reach to more oppressed Arakanese. There is a great drama there. We have an obligation to aid those oppressed people.”

ILKHA