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The keskul bowl, known in our history as "Keskul-u Fukara", is a symbolic vessel carried by dervishes to keep social solidarity, equality and sharing alive. The collected aid would be distributed to those in need, building a bridge without pride or hurt.
Today, as Keskul Association, we bring this ancient tradition to the modern world. From Gaza to Africa, from families in need in Turkey to orphans and students, we carry out permanent goodness projects in different geographies, and we deliver your donation trusts to the real people in need that we personally identify in the field.
A summary of the projects we realized with the support of our donors.
We provided clean drinking water to over 3,000 people living in remote villages.
We prepared Ramadan food packages and iftar meals for 500 families in refugee camps in Sudan.
We reached thousands of families by slaughtering and distributing meat in Uganda, Kenya and Niger.
We gave school stationery, uniforms and educational scholarships to children in orphanages in Uganda.
We delivered packages containing coats, boots and warm clothes to 1,200 children on cold winter days.
We created a livelihood for 80 families with agricultural tools and seeds support.
