We’ve served millions of people free bread for the past 3 years and for most families, this has been a lifeline food supply they’ve been living off daily.
Al-Tayyibat Bakery has burnt down.....we are lost for words
On the 7th of February, we received the devastating news that the whole bakery has burnt down due to a gas bottle exploding from the heat! We had all our new equipment which we bought recently including all our stock in preparation for a very busy Ramadan and the next 3 months coming but unfortunately, not a single thing survived. We’ve served millions of people free bread for the past 3 years and for most families, this has been a lifeline food supply they’ve been living off daily. Families are going to really struggle this Ramadan.
PLEASE WATCH THIS
Just look at the damage the fire has caused...
The Al-Tayyibat Bakery was set up on the 1st of Ramadan nearly 3 years ago and this Ramadan would have marked its 3rd year running, providing over 5000 bread loaves a day to the poor people of Yemen Alhamdulillah.
We need YOUR SUPPORT to rebuild the bakery by this Ramadan...Can you Help? Can you Fundraise?
We are hoping to raise £60k in the next couple of weeks and just need our brothers and sisters to open their hearts generously and donate or help fundraise. If we all come together and contribute WE CAN DO THIS!
A continuous Sadaqah Jaariyah for Life!
This was one of our most important and the most consistent projects in Yemen that was running daily and one of the most blessed projects for all our brothers and sisters to actively get involved.
Bread is a lifeline for millions of hungry Yemenis
Approximately 16 million people in Yemen cannot put food on their tables. Some families go for days without eating. A lack of fuel, flour and a crippled economy has meant that most people cannot afford to buy food. The risk of famine-like conditions is increasing each day. After years of hardship and uncertainty, people in Yemen need our support. We believe that if we work together we can alleviate the suffering that the people of Yemen endure each day.
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