Qatar Charity distributes Ramadan food aid to underprivileged families in Bangladesh

Qatar Charity (QC) has launched its Ramadan Campaign for 1447H (2026) in Bangladesh by distributing essential food assistance to orphan families and underprivileged communities across the country.

This year, the initiative benefited 12,470 individuals, helping ease financial hardship and ensuring food security during the blessed month of Ramadan.

The food parcels were carefully prepared to meet families' nutritional needs for at least one month.

Distribution activities were conducted at multiple locations, including Qatar Charity’s orphan care centres and rural communities.

In line with its humanitarian values, Qatar Charity’s field teams made special arrangements to reach remote and hard-to-access households.

Priority was given to orphans, widows, and families facing extreme hardship. In several cases, food packages were delivered directly to beneficiaries’ homes to ensure their comfort and dignity.

The staff of Qatar Charity’s Bangladesh office actively supervised and participated in every stage of the distribution process, ensuring transparency, respect, and smooth implementation.

Beneficiaries expressed heartfelt appreciation for the timely support.

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Commenting on the initiative, Zakarya Al Motair, country director of Qatar Charity’s Bangladesh Office, said, “Ramadan is a month of compassion, solidarity, and generosity. Through this campaign, we aim to ensure that vulnerable families, especially orphans and widows, can observe the holy month without the burden of food insecurity. Qatar Charity remains committed to standing beside the people of Bangladesh and expanding our humanitarian interventions to reach those most in need with dignity and respect.”

As part of its ongoing Ramadan activities, Qatar Charity’s Bangladesh office is also preparing to distribute Zakat al-Fitr to needy families ahead of Eid, further extending support to those most in need.