Archives February 2026

Ramadan Kareem to you all 🌙
Today we started the first day of Brosh Al-Khair Iftar Season 6. In Port Sudan, we began a charitable partnership with the Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) … with a simple step but full of love, sincere intention, and great hope in God for every volunteer.
They contributed their time, effort, and pure hearts.
To make today successful in this beautiful way, you are the foundation and the true spirit of Brosh Al-Khair.

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The project came in response to the needs of girls for personal hygiene equipment and supplies, with 400 bags distributed, each containing 12 items. We realize that distributing hygiene bags to girls and families is not just a material gift, but a message of care, inclusion, and respect. It is support for their basic needs, preserving their comfort, health, and privacy. When we provide this bag, we are not just giving supplies; we are offering reassurance, planting confidence, and affirming that their needs are important and valued. Every hygiene bag that reaches them is a step towards empowering girls, enhancing their self-confidence, and giving them a sense of safety and dignity. True giving is that which preserves dignity before filling the hand.

The distribution took place on Wednesday and Thursday, 11/12 February 2026. #WeAreAll Values-Kosti

In a step reflecting its ongoing commitment to supporting communities affected by humanitarian situations, the We Are All Values Organization office in Red Sea State launched today the Food Security and Livelihood Project aimed at supporting displaced persons and host communities, in the presence of a number of partners and humanitarian stakeholders. The project aims to strengthen the resilience of affected families and improve their ability to meet their basic needs through practical and sustainable interventions that help support livelihoods and reduce economic vulnerability amid current challenges. The project includes a package of productive and training activities such as: accessory making, concrete production, and bakery production, within the framework of economically empowering women and enhancing their ability to generate a sustainable income for themselves and their families. The project is being implemented in partnership with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) as part of a humanitarian cooperation based on applying the highest international humanitarian standards, ensuring an effective response that is quality- and accountability-driven, while adhering to principles of monitoring and evaluation, community participation, and protection of the most vulnerable groups.

As always, in line with their commitment to be at the forefront of every humanitarian effort, the Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) once again confirms this year that it is a genuine partner in the path of giving, through its generous involvement in supporting Iftar meals for those fasting as part of the ‘Brosh Al-Khair’ initiative in the cities of Port Sudan, White Nile, and Omdurman.

SAMA’s partnership with us is not a recent development; it is the result of years of trust, cooperation, and joint work. The association has always been present in action before words, providing support before announcement. Today, we take pride in its daily field participation with us at work sites among the people and with those who are fasting, with love, hope, and giving that reflect the highest meanings of solidarity and noble values.

We welcome the Sudanese American Medical Association (SAMA) as a dear partner during this blessed month, and we highly appreciate its continuous support and precious trust.
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