The Syrian Hands Udhiyah Campaign 2026 delivered fresh meat to vulnerable families in Eastern Ghouta and northwestern Syria. Thanks to the generosity of our donors and partners, 16 sheep were sacrificed, providing resh meat meals for 273 families in Saqba and many more displaced families across Idlib.

Syrian Hands, in partnership with Japan Islamic Trust (Otsuka Masjid), participated in Palestine Festa 2026 at Ikebukuro West Gate Park in Tokyo. Through our charity booth, we shared our humanitarian mission, introduced visitors to our relief activities, and raised approximately ¥420,000 to support children in Khan Younis. The event demonstrated the power of community solidarity, cultural exchange, and humanitarian action in bringing hope to vulnerable children.

Syrian Hands proudly participated in the University of Tokyo May Festival 2026 in partnership with TUICS (Tokyo University International Community Support). Through a successful two-day charity bazaar, we shared Syrian culture, introduced our humanitarian mission to hundreds of visitors, and raised ¥80,763 for orphan children in Gaza. The event highlighted the power of university-community collaboration in promoting cultural understanding and humanitarian action.

A creative handmade greeting card workshop was held in Tokyo with IISO students and the Toyo University Syria Volunteer Team, using eco‑friendly materials and heartfelt messages to support Syrian Hands’ community activities and upcoming charity bazaars.

Explore how Syrian Hands has supported Syria since 2011 through education, orphan care, women empowerment, and emergency relief—and how donor support drives long-term recovery.

In 2023, Toyo University, in collaboration with Syrian Hands and Japan Islamic Trust, hosted a charity bazaar and dinner to support survivors of the Turkey–Syria earthquake. The events brought together academics, humanitarian leaders, and student volunteers, raising ¥332,070 for earthquake relief while highlighting long-standing efforts to support Syrian refugees, orphans, and disaster-affected communities through sustained, community-based action.

The Eid Festival – Across Borders 2025 brought together over 90 people from diverse backgrounds for a joyful celebration of culture, community, and compassion. With popular multicultural corners, fun-filled kids’ activities, and a vibrant bazaar, the event was a heartwarming success—highlighting unity and support for Syrian orphans through a day of shared traditions and delicious food.

ٍٍSince 2014 we are organizing Udhiyah/Qurbani for Syria. This Year, 23 sheep were slaughtered and meat were distributed in Northern Syria and Eastern Ghoutah in Damascus. The meat was thoughtfully distributed to around 400 displaced and special needs families in refugee camps, providing much-needed nourishment and comfort during Eid Al Adha. Thank you so much for your continued support

“Syrian Hands joins Palestine Day at Tokyo Camii — raising ¥127,200 through the sale of Syrian handmade goods, all donated to support Gaza. Together, we stand for hope and humanity.”