Ramadan Mubarak
Ramadan Mubarak
The 2015 murders of Deah, Yusor and Razan in a violent hate crime garnered global love and support. We remain inspired by the lives they lived to build a legacy of justice and inclusion.
have become the guiding inspiration for all of us as “Our Three Winners.”
The 2015 murders of Deah, Yusor and Razan in a violent hate crime garnered global love and support. We remain inspired by the lives they lived to build a legacy of justice and inclusion.
have become the guiding inspiration for all of us as “Our Three Winners.”
Pursuing our mission to end hate would be impossible without generous ZAKAT donors like YOU!
zakat eligible and tax-deductible
Together, we can achieve our goal to raise $50,000 during Ramadan
Our Ramadan Progress
Join our vibrant community of people and organizations that are uniting to end hate and build a more inclusive America. This Ramadan, help expand our resources and influence to amplify the call for justice and understanding. We invite you to contribute to our work – empowering the community outreach projects that would have meant so much to Deah, Yusor and Razan personally.
We carry forward the legacy of Deah, Yusor and Razan by amplifying the truth behind their murders, so we’re proud to contribute to the documentary project 36 Seconds by filmmaker Tarek Albaba. We’re making a direct impact in the lives of youth by contributing to the The Light House Project and serving low-income families and refugees in our community who need emergency dental care by contributing to DYOR Clinic. Your support of Our Three Winners ensures that these projects will thrive.
Islamophobia is an insidious problem that infects American culture from the inside out, so Our Three Winners is proud to announce that we are also supporting the work of researchers at the Institute of Social Policy and Understanding (ISPU) to uncover the impact that television and film have in advancing false tropes and anti-Muslim hate. In partnership with the Islamic Scholarship Fund (ISF), the University of California-Berkeley, and the Othering & Belonging Institute, we are continuing our support for a media fellowship. In this program, advanced scholars will examine how Islamophobia intersects with other systems of oppression. This fellowship is equipping the next generation of social justice change-makers in news and entertainment media.
Our Ramadan Progress
