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A Gathering for Edmonton: Impact That Stays Close to Home

Sunday, March 16, 2025
5:30pm to 10:00pm

ARCA Banquet Facility
Tickets are under $100
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Organized by: IslamicFamily
March
16

Join us for an evening of unity, gratitude, and giving this Ramadan.

IslamicFamily invites you to A Gathering for Edmonton: Impact That Stays Close to Home, a heartfelt Iftar event celebrating the power of compassion and the strength of our local community. Together, we’ll reflect on how generosity creates lasting change for our neighbours and inspire hope for a brighter future.

What Makes Local Giving So Powerful?

Zakat and Sadaqa, when directed locally, address the immediate needs of your community - whether it’s providing halal food to families, supporting mental health and counseling services, assisting vulnerable individuals in rebuilding stability, or keeping essential programs staffed and running. At IslamicFamily, your Zakat and Sadaqa are more than a donation - they are a means to strengthen the bonds of care, dignity, and flourishing in our city.

What to Expect:

  • Hear inspiring stories of resilience and impact from members of our community
  • Explore meaningful opportunities to support IslamicFamily’s holistic programs
  • Enjoy a delicious Iftar meal shared in the spirit of Ramadan

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to IslamicFamily, this gathering is a chance to connect, reflect, and contribute to building a flourishing Edmonton.

Let’s break bread and strengthen the bonds that unite us as neighbours and community members. Reserve your spot today and help spread ease and blessings this Ramadan.

Please note that tickets will only be available for sale on Eventbrite until Sunday, March 9th, 2025. There will be no tickets at the door as we must inform the venue of the final number of guests one week before the event date. We thank you for your understanding and support.

 

ARCA Banquet Facility

14525 127 Street NW
Edmonton, AB


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