The Noor Foundation

African Farmland: The Foundation purchased a modest piece of land in Ibadan, Nigeria to provide farmland to serve the needs of the very poor and indigent people in nearby communities. During 2009, clearing work was done and a road was constructed. Construction also began on a farmhouse for workers. During 2012-2013, extensive crop cultivation occurred. Beginning in 2014, the cultivation was expanded and grain was provided to thousands of poor and indigent people. Feeding programs: Events are sponsored in four different states in Nigeria - Lagos, Ogun, Oyo, and Oshun. The Foundation provides food to the public on a quarterly basis - over 10,000 individuals benefit from this program.BURKINA: The Foundation holds a piece of land to later use to conduct programs to relieve suffering of the poor in Burkina (formerly Upper Volta). Nothing has yet been done to the land, but The Foundation is working on plans to use the land for a community center and feeding program.

Jordan: The Noor Foundation distributes food to families in need, people with disabilities, and orphans in Jordan in cooperation with around thirty official Jordanian charitable societies. Some of the societies that assisted with the food distribution include: Hashemite Commission for Disabled Soldiers, Orphan Care, National Alliance Against Hunger and Malnutrition, and Beerain Charitable Association.

Youth Basketball Gym: A basketball training facility is maintained and staffed by volunteer professional basketball players. During the summer, outstanding basketball players from area high schools recommended to the foundation can participate in practice training and guidance camp. Volunteer NBA professionals share their skills and provide motivational support and guidance for the youth.