Grantmaking public charityEIN 462504422
MUSLIM AID AMERICA
MCLEAN, VA 22102
Total Assets
$5.5M
FY 2024
Annual Giving
$222K
FY 2024
Grants Made
6
FY 2024
Avg Grant
$37K
FY 2024
Grant Range
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Typical
Deadlines
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Programs & Activities
Program 1
$102KEmergency mausa responded to major emergencies across four regions: palestine: ongoing health, nutrition, and shelter support to displaced populations. Sudan: food aid and operational support to field kitchens serving idps. Morocco: distributed 440 temporary shelters, supported income-generating activities such as 20 households received greenshouses and 100 households received livestock. Libya: conducted disaster risk reduction sessions for 400 flood-affected beneficiaries and delivered life-saving medicaiton and facilitated mobile health services.
Program 2
$3.7MFood security & food aid there are millions of people between yemen, afghanistan, somalia, senegal & ethiopia are suffering extreme hunger. Mausa is working with local partners to deliver emergency food packages to those in need. Through food aid, ramadan food packages and qurbani. Food security muslim aid usa provided food and other essential items to internally displaced persons "idp's" refugees, and other poverty-stricken families we also implemented seasonal projects including feed the fasting, qurbani, winterization kits mausa delivered food parcels to approximately 32,000 in the holy month of ramadan and charitable giving for this month, observed by muslims. Feeding the most vulnerable families in yemen, lebanon, senegal , pakistan , palestine , somalia , uganda , bosnia , and uyghur refugees in turkey .
Program 3
$17.3MEducation: in ethiopia mausa supported the expansion of primary school capacity in gedebano-gutazer-welene by constructing new classrooms to increase the capacity of the school, and to decrease the congested classes in order to improve the quality of education health care in bangladesh mausa supported a mother, child health and nutrition "mchn" the project promotes breastfeeding as the best source of nourishment for infants and young children, and provide refugees necessary consultation, treatment, medicine and addressing urgent health care needs. In gaza we funded a project to improve the capacity of health care by providing al amal hospital with diagnostic and treatment equipment including radiography equipment and devices to reducing the need to refer cases for treatment abroad (referrals). In ethiopia, mausa constructed a maternal and child health care unit which is expected to reduce mortality rate and to help pregnant women to diagnose and treat diseases or complications during pregnancy. Full antenatal care follow-up gift in kind health programs. Yemen: initiated construction of a new health clinic to serve an estimated 31,180 inidividuals including communicable and non-communicable disease mamangement, reproductive and maternal health, child health, and family planning. Palestine: over 6,000 individuals supported with healthcare a0ccess, distributed 20,400 containers of infant formula, provided 1,010 tents, benefiting 7,010 people, supplied 5 who interagency health kits to hospitals and supported al awda hospital with medical equipment, supplies and pharmaceuticals. Orphan support: on going orphan sponsorship is a vital lifeline for many vulnerable young children. All over the world, there are children who do not have the loving support of a family. Children whose only shelter is a piece of plastic sheeting or a cardboard box, living day to day with the risk of abuse, neglect, and exploitation. Mausa supports 1,567 orphans across multiple countries, providing essential resources such as food, education, healthcare, and emotional support, ensuring opportunities for these children to thrive. Wash: mausa has various projects to provide access to safe water for drinking and other purposes; deep water wells with solar and/or hand pumps, the project also secures laboratory testing of water from the drilled well, to ensure that the water is safe for drinking. In yemen mausa supported the access to clean water for most vulnerable people in five villages of khanfar district, abyan governorate by constructing 5 water wells.
Focus Areas
Financial Snapshot
2024 filing
Total Revenue
$27.0M
Total Expenses
$27.0M
Giving Over Time
4 years
Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.
Top Recipients
13 grants
Grant Size Distribution
13 grants
Geographic Focus
7 states
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