February 10, 2015: Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha are tragically murdered in their Chapel Hill home in a hate crime. This devastating event becomes a turning point for many as communities across the globe unite in mourning and demand justice.
Milestones
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April 2016: The foundation’s first major initiative, Dental Relief for Syrian Refugees, begins, providing much-needed dental care to refugees displaced by the Syrian conflict. This program continues Deah Barakat’s passion for using his skills to help those in need.
January 2017: OTW expands its mission, launching the Lighthouse Project in North Carolina, aimed at creating a community center that fosters education, mentorship, and support for marginalized youth. This project reflects the commitment of Our Three Winners to education and empowerment. June 2017: The foundation funds the first cohort of…
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February 2018: OTW releases its first Annual Impact Report, highlighting the success of its dental relief program, research findings on Islamophobia, and community-building efforts through the Lighthouse Project. The report reflects the foundation’s commitment to transparency and accountability. October 2018: OTW partners with several leading human rights organizations to host…
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February 10, 2015: Deah Shaddy Barakat, Yusor Mohammad Abu-Salha, and Razan Mohammad Abu-Salha are tragically murdered in their Chapel Hill home in a hate crime. This devastating event becomes a turning point for many as communities across the globe unite in mourning and demand justice.
April 2016: The foundation’s first major initiative, Dental Relief for Syrian Refugees, begins, providing much-needed dental care to refugees displaced by the Syrian conflict. This program continues Deah Barakat’s passion for using his skills to help those in need.
January 2017: OTW expands its mission, launching the Lighthouse Project in North Carolina, aimed at creating a community center that fosters education, mentorship, and support for marginalized youth. This project reflects the commitment of Our Three Winners to education and empowerment. June 2017: The foundation funds the first cohort of…
Read More
February 2018: OTW releases its first Annual Impact Report, highlighting the success of its dental relief program, research findings on Islamophobia, and community-building efforts through the Lighthouse Project. The report reflects the foundation’s commitment to transparency and accountability. October 2018: OTW partners with several leading human rights organizations to host…
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