Finish the Year Strong—Create Hope With Our New Bakery in Yemen

Let’s end 2024 with a miracle for Yemen. Let’s build a new bakery together and nourish thousands more.

Before 2024 draws to a close, we aim to raise $15,000 to build a 5th bakery in Rada’a—where it’s needed most.

Once this bakery is fully operational, thousands more will be able to gain access to the vital nutrition they currently lack.

And that’s why, we are calling kind and generous people like you to join our mission — all we need are 150 blessed individuals to donate as little as $100 today, and we will have reached the goal in no time.

This Giving Tuesday, will you support the most urgent humanitarian crisis?

Yemeni bread or Kudam, has been a staple of the country’s diet for centuries. However, with skyrocketing food costs, something as simple and essential as bread has become a luxury for 60% of the population. With empty stomachs and a critical lack of nutrition, they remain trapped in a cycle of poverty, hunger, and despair.

Providing fresh, ready-to-eat bread is one of the most effective ways to help those in need in Yemen because:

❤ Maximize your impact and join thousands of others to create a ripple effect of positive change.

❤❤ Ensure that the people of Yemen receive the help they need—right when it’s most needed.

❤❤❤ Be part of something bigger than yourself. As millions of people around the world come together to donate on this special day, your support for Yemen will stand alongside thousands of other acts of generosity, making a powerful collective impact.

Over the years, Good Deed Charity has transformed countless lives, including that of Yusef—a young boy whose fragile body told a story of severe malnutrition and unimaginable pain. His bones protruded through his skin, and doctors gave his family the devastating news that he had only a year to live.

Yusef’s pain was unbearable, causing him to cry and scream in agony—and his worry for the wellbeing of his family would make it worse. When we first met him, he broke down in tears, sharing his fears and struggles with us.

But because of you—the compassionate supporters who believe in our mission—Yusef’s story didn’t end there. Your donations turned despair into hope, saving not just his life but also his future. With proper aid, Yusef and his family have been lifted out of constant physical and psychological stress. They can now focus on rebuilding their lives with dignity and hope.

Today, Yusef is thriving. He has fully recovered, attends school, and is chasing dreams that once seemed impossible.
In just a few years, your support made this transformation possible:

And Yusef’s story is just one of many.

Your generosity has helped us change countless lives—and continues to do so. Together, we are making miracles happen.

Good Deed Charity was founded with one mission: to bring hope to Yemen’s neediest. Today, we have helped millions of Yemeni families, by providing them with food, shelter, aid, and everything they need to survive amidst the crisis.

In 2024, so far, GDC has already provided thousands of families with urgent monthly food parcels and helped sustain hundreds of vulnerable children in Yemen. We have also provided education, immediate lifesaving humanitarian assistance, and water to the vulnerable and displaced populations in the country.

Our projects include:

Winter Appeal

Water Appeal

Orphans Appeal

About GDC

Established in 2019, GDC is a registered charity organization that channels 93% of every dollar directly to those in urgent need in Yemen. We ensure the efficient allocation of your donations with strict financial accountability and Zakat compliance.

That means, when you give to GDC, your donation goes exactly where you intend it to go!

You can learn more about our work, transparency, and score as a charity organization on MuslimGive.

In 2024, so far, GDC has already provided thousands of families with urgent monthly food parcels and helped sustain hundreds of vulnerable children in Yemen. We have also provided education, immediate lifesaving humanitarian assistance, and water to the vulnerable and displaced populations in the country.

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