38+refugee families helped
Refugee welcome
Through Middle Tennessee Refugee Help (Home Away from Home), MMY helped 38+ families, delivered 50+ washers and dryers, helped with 30+ driver's licenses, and made 200+ visits.
Many programs tested and tried
2016 annual report
In 2016, MMY grew beyond expectations and established its name as a trusted Islamic organization in Murfreesboro. It delivered more supplies, aid, and meals than anticipated, and managed a local effort welcoming Syrian refugee families.
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2016 in numbers
3,000+meals to the hungry
100+activities
4,000+cans of food
5,000+items to people in need
38+refugee families helped
500+volunteer hours
1,500+back-to-school items
15+interfaith activities
2016 highlights
3potluck picnics held
Love Your Neighbor
Three potluck picnics attracted hundreds of neighbors of every faith and background.
70+people at the table
A Seat at the Table
Seven events with the Faith and Culture Center brought more than 70 people to the table.
$1,300+raised for other charities
Fast-a-Thon
Muslims and non-Muslims fasted and broke the fast together, raising over $1,300 for other charities.
2mile markers sponsored
Adopt-a-Highway
MMY sponsored mile markers 22 to 24 of Bradyville Pike.
2016care kits and food drives
Community service
Personal care kits, canned food for Greenhouse Ministries, and volunteering at the Autism Walk.
Finances
| Total income | $86,100 |
|---|---|
| General donations | $32,050 |
| Refugee donations | $52,004 |
| Grants | $2,046 |
| Total expenses | $68,458 |
| Refugee expenses | $49,938 |
2016 board of directors
- Abdou Kattih
- Anas Hajhussein
- Ayman Yaseen
- Basant Salem
- Loay Abuzahra
- Sarah Alzabet
- Sarin Chamdin