Taa'lof Al-Khair distributes 100 tons of sacrificial meat to reach 25,000 families in Jordan
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Taa'lof Al-Khair continues to implement its frozen sacrificial meat distribution project in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, aiming to distribute 100 tons of meat and reach 25,000 families across various regions of the Kingdom, from the north to the south, through a network comprising 73 associations registered with the Ministry of Social Development.
During the last month, the company carried out frozen sacrificial meat distribution operations in several areas of the Kingdom, reaching approximately 22,000 families. These efforts continued this Saturday in the Central Jordan Valley region with the distribution of additional portions targeting 1,000 families, bringing the total number of beneficiary families to approximately 23,000, while distribution operations continue to complete the goal of reaching 25,000 families across the Kingdom's governorates.
The project's implementation is based on a partnership with local associations, which play a pivotal role in identifying and reaching eligible families, leveraging their knowledge of community needs in their areas of operation, thereby enhancing distribution efficiency and ensuring that portions are directed to those who deserve them.
In a statement, the Projects Manager at Taa'lof Al-Khair, Engineer Omar Al-Deeb, said:
Reaching 25,000 families and distributing 100 tons of frozen sacrificial meat across different regions of the Kingdom requires integrated planning, management, and coordination to ensure the project is executed according to the set goals and reaches the eligible families.
At Taa'lof Al-Khair, we are keen that the impact of the sacrifices is not limited to the days of Eid, but extends throughout the year by preserving the quantities allocated for subsequent distribution and providing meat to families successively, given the importance of this basic food item on the Jordanian table and the needs it meets for families.
