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Donors’ Report2020

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Our sincere appreciation to donors and contributors, thanks to whom Al Makassed Association was able to sustain its

programs and develop its facilities

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Table of Content

President´s Message

About Makassed

Vision and Mission

Fundraising and Development Unit

Association´s Budget

Comprehensive Donors List

Donations Distribution

Donations´ Social Impact

Education Sectoru Makassed Schools and Colleges u Scholarship Fund

Healthcare u Makassed General Hospital (MGH( u Cancer Fund Unit

u Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCCs(

Social Services

u Ward Al Makassed Center u Ramadan´s Donations u In-Kind Donations u Other Donations and Social Services u Funeral Services Fund

u Projects with Local and International Organizations

Board of Trustees

Contact Us

2019 - 2020 Donations´ Summary

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President´s Message

The successive recent challenges in Lebanon have only strengthened our commitment and our belief in the necessity of our work and presence alongside our community. Makassed programs and projects overlapped between relief, charity and long-term development projects. Donors and supporters who believe in Makassed had the greatest credit in helping us respond quickly to the developments inour country

From an academic perspective, the internal modernization of the Educational Affairs department was made possible through new policies and projects based on social, technological and educational improvements and is gradually implemented in all Makassed schools. The firm and new direction taken includes various curricula, equipment and technologies, as well as a mechanism for continuous professional growth in a rich and safe educational environment that allows learners to develop their potential and competencies and achieve success in their scientific, professional and life paths. This is in addition to providing the necessary training for teachers from prestigious American, European and national universities (Harvard, INSEAD, LAU

In the health sector, and in response to the COVID pandemic, Makassed General Hospital (MGH) was one of the first private hospitals in Lebanon to be fully equipped to receive cases and joined the centers accredited by the Lebanese authorities to conduct laboratory tests to detect the virus and treat patients. The hospital set up a

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in terms of social services, the association gave strategic importance to building the capacity of women and youth (both Lebanese and non-Lebanese( and preparing them to join the labor market through cooperation with UNICEF, UNDP and USAID Programs. Thousands were trained and successfully completed the accelerated and free vocational training courses. Ward Al Makassed, our women empowerment center, implemented income generating activities for women and youth, by providing make-up, sewing, cooking and chocolate making workshops. The opening of a store located in the lobby of MGH contributed to the marketing and sale of products made by Ward Al Makassed, and provided a much needed income to womenaffiliated with it

In addition to our continuous work and in keeping pace with the economic conditions in Lebanon, Makassed has initiated and developed an emergency plan to cover the basic needs of all those in need of food, medicine and daily hot meals, without any discrimination of gender, race or sex, and supported in the cleaning and repair 4th deadly of homes affected by the August explosion in Beirut port. As for the Funeral

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Services, Makassed improved and restored its cemeteries and secured the necessary burial means to those who died from the

Makassed has always been in direct contact with its people, and their needs are of its utmost priorities. We have at heart to ensure that the zakat and donations of our supporters and philanthropists reach directly those in need, whether it is to treat a patient, providehelp to the less fortunate, or teach students

Many challenges still await us in the coming years, especially with the continuing repercussions of the economic and health crisis affecting a large number of families in Lebanon

Today, more than ever, Makassed is committed to support those in need and help them improve their economic, social, and living conditions. Makassed adheres to its principles by continuing to develop and provide education, health, and social services to all, in order to build a better future. This cannot be achieved without strengthening our partnership with government institutions, NGOs, private companies, in addition todonors

Last but not least, I would like to express my deepest gratitude and thank our partners and donors in Lebanon and abroad who support us and help us move forward in achieving ournoble mission

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Since its inception in 1878, Makassed has been a leading pioneer in community development andcapacity building in Lebanon within three mainsectors: Education, Health and Social Affairs.

Following the 4th of August Beirut Port explosion,Makassed dedicated its efforts to support the in- jured and provide basic needs of those affected by the crisis: such as food and medical supplies, in addition to rebuilding and repairing affected homes. The 4th of August catastrophe has left noone behind, caused mass-destruction in the cap- ital Beirut, and severe damage to its historical heritage, including the Association’s historical buildings. The explosion’s damages resulted in amillions of dollars restoration bill.n

The port blast added to an economic contraction and the COVID-19 global pandemic, which hasput a great strain over the Lebanese healthcaresector.

About Makassed

Through its interventions, Makassed Association currently seeks to build a just, equal-opportu-nity society, built on the pillars of open dialogue, partnerships, education, knowledge, universal healthcare access and prosperity, to all members of society and most importantly, underprivileged, outcasted communities.n

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Values

Mission

Vision

Today, Makassed’s values remain in line with its initialethosu Education is essential for economic and social progressu Women are vital contributors to such progress

u Everyone has an equal right to educational opportunitiesand healthcare

u Civic engagement is a basic component of social,economic, and cultural strength

The establishment of Makassed was based on a culture of tolerance, justice, humility, and patriotism, so that citizens take pride in their values and identity while remainingopen to the world and its cultural diversity

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Fundraising and Development UnitOverview

Mission

Goals

The fundraising and development unit at Makassed was established in to better identify the gaps and needs of the vulnerable communities that are benefiting from its services within its main three sectors: educational, healthcare and development as well as the social affairs Besides identifying the needs of the society and of the different establishments under Makassed’s umbrella, the fundraising and development department also secures donation sources for ongoing and future projects. Moreover, the department tracks potential funds from international organizations, private establishments, and individual initiatives to expand its activitiesthrough different channels

The unit seeks to enhance the financial standing of Makassed and support the most vulnerableby mobilizing the necessary resources needed for its educational, healthcare and social services

Funding Prospects and Sources

u Private companies and institutionsu International and local funds

u Individual donors

u Seek funding for Makassed programs through

u Secure communication means and channels to

u Supporting the education of community members who do not have the properresources to get decent education especially in remote areas u Supporting health and social services for disadvantaged individualsu Covering the expenses of the healthcare and educational sectoru Financing endowment funds

u Improve the image and intentions of Makassed for its donors and society as a whole u Develop and maintain internal communication to ensure that the Makassed community abides by its mission

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Budget Distribution Over Makassed Departments

Makassed is in charge of university faculties, vocational and technical training center, in additionto schools across Lebanon, with 4 of them in Beirut and the rest in rural areas

As for its health sector, Makassed runs Makassed General Hospital along with 4 primary healthcare centres and 3 mobile clinics In terms of social services, Makassed runs 7 mosques, a volunteers Unit, a Scouts, a Funeral Services department, a real estate office and Dar Al Makassed for writing, printing and publishing

The yearly budget of Makassed is equivalent to 86,595,433,2 25LBP distributed as per the below

Annual Budget 2019 - 2020

Head Office 6%

Health Services48%

EducationOffice 37%

Social Services 2% Property Affairs 4%

HigherInstitutions

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Individual Donors

NGOs and International Organizations

Individual Donors Companies and Banks

NGOs and International Organizations

Countries

Countries

Samir ItaniFaisal Sinno

Nabil Haddad Francois Bassil

King Salman HumanitarianAid and Relief Center

Zakat FundAl Basatna OrganizationMakhzoumi Foundation

The United Arab Emirates

Turkey

Saad AzhariImad ItaniWalid JounblatHasan SinnoMohamad Walid Haffar HabbalSalim SfeirAdel KassarAlma Reslan Al ZaimNadim Kassar

PhilanthropistAdnan Kassar

Bank AudiCredit LibanaisNutricia

Makassed Foundation ofAmerica

The Union of Businessmen

100,000$ - 900,000$

50,000$ - 99,999$

Donors

Donors

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25,000$ - 49,999$

10,000$ - 24,999$

5,000$ - 9,999$

10,000$ - 24,999$

Donors

Individual Donors

Individual Donors

Companies and Banks Companies and Banks

Abdel Kader Al Muhaidib and SonsCorporation

Maymouna HoldingKarl Storz

Al Barakah Bank

Individual Donors

Abdel Razzak MomtazHani Abu Al JabinAli Tabbara

Grand Children of the late Abou Omar Al DaoukOussama Fansa

Hani CheetMohamad Abdel Kader SinnoHala SinnoNabil Bader

Amer Abdallah and Lara, Siham and RanaChaabanMaher Mahfouz

Mohamad Daadouch Nabil Soubra Jamal Bleik Family of the late Hajj Amir Mohamad ZuheirDandan

Mohamad Kamal Al Halabi

Companies and Banks

Al Jazaeri Transportion Staff Sinno Trading Company Alia FlowersSak Timber company

Tabbara Electro mechanics

NGOs and International Organizations Bani Al Itani AssociationVeterans of Ali Bin Abi Taleb CollegeCharitable Association of Ras BeirutAl Sinno AssociationWomen’s Charitable AssociationOmar Al Daouk Foundation for Arts and Culture

Monzer, Hasan, Mostafa and Imad Al Bsat Ghada Abdel Hafiz Itani Imad Al KhatibAdib Basatne

Sultan Al KaakiAhmad Berjawi

Ahmad MneimnehSawsan and Kamel ChahineAbir Mohamad Al Halabi ItaniFadi SidaniFouad SinnoThe Heirs of the late Izzat Mohamad Jaafar

Hiba Mohamad Abboud ShanshalSamir and Mohamad Al TabeshAhmad Al TabeshAida BiermannRabah Idriss

Amer Afif Mahmasani Rabih Mohamad Al Halabi

NGOs and International Organizations

Open mindsMakassed Ladies Association

Sanaa Tabbarra Charitable Association

Shabarek TradingARACO

Samir Corporation for Manufacturingand Trading

NGOs and International Organizations

Teach a Child World Center KitchenMurex

Robert Fayed Daoud The late family of Hamdi Al ZaimRami Al NemerNouhad Al MashnoukIzzat Jaffar and the Family of Salma KronfolNabih and Najwa Tabbara Samia SinnoSamir Jamil Al RayesAli Tleis Ahmad Bakar and Haifa DabbousBassem Ali and Bahiya Hasan Dabbous Abdel Karim and Saadallah Mikati Yehia Kabbani Mohamad Al Sayegh

Fawaz Tarazi Abdel Rahman Alayli Sadouf Othman Faisal and Samia Sinno Talal Mohamad Ahmad Dabbagh Leila Mohamad Bahaaeddine Al Zein Majed and Sima Bizri and their children Mazen and Dima Bizri and their childrenMajida and Monzer Al BsatAbdel Karim MikatiFawaz Hisham NaboulsiFouad ShakerRola Nouhad Al Saiid Abdel Rahman Bayham Ismail Jaroudi Karim Adnan Sinno Nadim and Noura Daouk Adnan and Adel Kassar

Mohamad DandanMay MakhzoumiNizar Choucair

Mohamad SleimanSamir Rakha

Mohamad Al Zamli Hisham Jaroudi Rafic Bawab Mohamad Bader Sabine SinnoBassam SinnoHazem Kheireddine JeserRana Al Zaim Idriss

Zeina Kassar Sami Hares Talal Al SolohRadwan Al Sayyed

Mona Bawarchi

Abdallah DarwichAbdallah ShahineAbed Rabah

Othman ArakjiAdnan & Adel Kassar

Fouad Al Sanioura Fouad Makhzoumi Leila Al Zein Al Sleiman Mohamad Majedand Lina Al Dada

Maha Sabri Al SafadiNabih TabbaraNada, Iman, Mona

and Mira Al Hibri Nizar ShabarekAl Zaim FamilyMalek Wajih SinnoMansour Fostok

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Nadine SinnoKhaled Barakat HamedLeila ShamaaSamer HalwaniAdnan and Adel Kassar Hisham Fattouh The Heirs of Mosbah Sinno Kamal TabbaraNajah Diab Abdel Fattah KhattabIsmail Khalil Dina Kaddoura Ghassan Mostafa SinnoKamal Mahmoud SadrMazen Noureddine Mostafa Wael EzzeddineTarek El MaysMohamad Jouzo Ibrahim Salloum Abdel Kader Kabbani Tamam Salam Hasan Al Jabri Ziad Tabbara Sawsan Wazzan Adnan Dandan Orfan and Rola SinnoOmar Mseike Ghina JaroudiCyrine Omar Temsah Hazem MikatiAbdel Hafiz MansourKamal Yehia SinnoYoussef SalamBassel Ali Tabbarra Mohamad Hasbini Mona Hibri Mamdouh KoukashNada Hibri Samer Katerji Mosbah Ghandour Hassan Diab Toufic Hakim

Mohamad Kassem SamraIbrahim Sabeddine Amir and Randa Sinno Amir Adnan SinnoBassam BarghoutBilal HamadPierrot Dirani Pierrot and Mona Dirani Hasan Shanati Hanifa Salam The family of Hassan Sinno Imad BaalbakiOmar RamadanGhaleb Al DaoukGracia SahyounMohamad Ali SabiddineNoha Tabbarra Rania Al Lababidi Widad Al KadiLeila Dada HamamiAli Noureddine AssafMaher BoubousMounib HammoudNouhad Al Shimali Thuraya and Mohamad AlShoukairiHussein RabahGhassan BarrajOmar Baher HallakNadim Nakkash Family of the late Bashir Hashem and his wifeZouheir Al RayessMohamad Issa Mohamad Khaled SinnoSamir Hammoud Mohamad Raji and Fayza Al BsatDiana TabbarraFadi Al Khatib Rami Bakkar Abdel Razzak and Amira

MomtazKarine DaoukAhmad MansourIhab Ahmad Tabbara

Tamima Fawzi Itani Taymour JoumblatZouheir Shreih

Samer Al Ariss and Ghina TabbaraSamer and Maya Hakim

Saadallah Haroun Imad SoubraImad Kreidieh

Ghaleb MahmasaniGhina TabbaraFrederico and Elena

Maria Hussein JawhariMohamad Marwan Al HakimMuheiddine KronfolMakram SweidanNader Al Rashidi

Nabil Kronfol Najwa TabbaraHadi and Sabine SidaniHouda Momtaz

Wassim RabahSamir Yassine

Ahmad Saad Eldine Farroukh Daniel Ramez Yaacoub Abdel Rahman and Ibtissam Katerji Ihsan Dimachkieh Nabila SakrMaya Bleik

Abdel Kader Adlouni Iyad and Razan Bardan Mokhtar Talal Naamani Yasmine Sakr Mneimneh Ahmad Hammoud Ghassan and Nouran BarrajSalim Omar

Razan Salman

Bilal Sinno Orfan SinnoAmal and Fadi Al Khatib

Jahed Al OstaJamalat IdrissRifaat Jabri and Sawsan WazzanRanda Ajouz

Siham MamloukSoha Al HoutSonia Sakr

Ammar Houri Fadi Alameddine Faisal AlameddineMajed Al Hoss

Maarouf Makouk Mirna Khalil Mira Sidani Widad Ayass Mona Hasbini Mohamad TabbaraSamar Dandan

Saleh Dbaibo Wafic SabraSaeb Matraji

Walid Al SayyedHasan Shanayek

Mohamad Kishli Randa Sinno Zeina DiabSami Muheiddine Al Hoss

Abdel Hafiz Dweiry and Wafica Mansour Nouran Barraj Samir Al Turk Bashir Hariri Joumana Najjar Jamil and Mirna Al Rayess Rana TraboulsiSami and Hiba Haress

Saad Zeidan Said Al JazaeriSouheil Al MaabiSadek Al Sawwaf

Abdel Rahman Shatila

Abdel Kader Darwich Fadi Sinno Fadi and Dania Darwich Fawzi and Lina Al Hajj Maher Kombarji and his family Mohamad Kabbani Nasser and Nihal HaramNafez and Zeina Kawwas

Hadi Wajih Sidani Joudi LaurenceSamih Al BabaAbdel Hamid Nasser

Nada SaoudWael Jaroush

Mohamad Smaily Ahmad Baydoun Khaled Baydoun Diala Sinno Mohamad BarakatMaysam Noueiry

Nabil Itani Amjad Kaissi Rania Fleifel The family of Rashid Al Soloh Abdel Wadoud Nsouli Fawzi ZeidanLana Balaa

Hadiya Radwan Youssef Majzoub Zahra and Mounira JradiSirwan FamilyIssam Al ShaaraniNajwa Barghout

Maher TabeshDima SoubraJoumana Noueiry Yafi

Rima Tabbara The family of Mohamad JalloulOmar KriediehAmro Adwi

Hanaa Sinno Karim Abed Janoudi Abdel Rahman and Souheir Fleifel

Nariman Sabiddine Mohamad KanaanIhsan Al BabaDolly Tohme

Dima Droubi Ola Mahmasani Anoud IdrissLeila Idriss

Mary HarounMohamad HaressMohamad Mansour

Marwan Salam Maarouf Al Makouk and Inaya Al Bordukani Mounir Tabbara Nadine Shehab Nabila Daftardar Nada Asfahani Nada DiaHala Shreim

Hilal Haroun Rima MorkosSami Ahmad Bakkar

Said Jalloul Ghassan Mohamad Ali Fleifel Ethan Wagner Ikbal Daouk Major General IbrahimBasbous

Inass Al Lahham Ahmad Fatfat Amin Cherri Samer Darwich and Nour Jalloul Ghina BadawiFouad KhreissMaya and Ziad NounMona Al Soloh

Nawar DiabHadi Sidani

Jad Baydoun

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50,000$ - 99,999$

25,000$ - 49,999$

10,000$ - 25,000$

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Individual Donors

Zeina Naamani Fatima Omran Mona Dabbous Nisrine Al Labban Kamel Mhana Abdel Jalil BerjawiRima Bakkar Taymour Saad Salam Zeina Houri Saleh Barakat Abdallah and JoumanaTannous Mohamad Saad HakimNijad Sharafeddine Hala Farra Khalil Moheb

Companies and Banks

Alfa S.A.L MT Holding United Company for Central Markets Lebanon Coop Mercantile Trad Co Abdel Kader Kabbani AssociationSocrate CateringArwan Pharmaceutical Industries Clean and ClearMTVSadco Sami Dandan and Co Sakkal Holding

NGOs and International Organizations

Lebanese Lady Cultural SocietyVeterans of Al- Hussein Bin Ali College-Makassed Beirut Association for Social DevelopmentZamanouna Association Bani Ramadan Association Lebanese International University-NabatiyehCoalition of relief institutions - Dar Al-FatwaIrshad and Islah Beneficent AssociationCalifornia Ladies

Countries

Kuwait

Dar Al Shemal Publishing HouseHospital’s Donation Box

SpinneysAl Makhazen’s Donation BoxesGoodiesCoop

SecretsBay ViewChocolatineFresh WayShoppy

Sinno Holding

Fidaa Jadayel Karim Baydoun Tarek Baydoun Ayman Sinno Fatat Maktabi May FawziFilsan Jama Camelia MakhzoumiSameh KablawiIbrahim Arabyman Walid Abu Tabikh Ahmad Salah Radi Naela HatabRoula Ajouz Rima Khatib

Fatat Mostafa Al Mir Sami AssirNouha KassarNariman Alaywan

Inass Ashour Omar Kassem Khaled Omran Mohamad Salah Radi Mohanad Moataz Hasan Ahmad Al Hudki Ahamad Al Lafi MohamadShadi Salem Hajras

Dina Al Sayyed HasanFiras Chalhoub

Ahmad Abdel Moaati Hamdan Mohamad

Continuous Makassed Donors throughout

2018 - 2019 and 2019 - 2020

Samir ItaniNabil HaddadFaisal Sinno

Hasan Sinno Adnan and Adel Kassar Alma Reslan Al Zaim

Samia Sinno MurexAli TleisTeach a Child

Abdel Karim MikatiAbdel Rahman BayhamMay MakhzoumiNizar ChoucairMohamad DandanSamir RakhaSabine SinnoOthman ArakjiMona Bawarchi

Fouad Al SaniouraAbdel Rahman AlayliAbdel Kader Al Muhaidib and Sons CorporationAbdallah DarwichMakassed Ladies AssociationMohamad Al ZamliRafic BawabRadwan Al Sayyed

Nizar Shabarek Najwa TabbaraNabih Tabbara

Bank Audi Makassed Foundation of America

The United Arab EmiratesZakat Fund Al Basatne OrganizationKing Salman Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center

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4,999$ and below

Mohamad Abdel Kader SinnoBani Al-Itani AssociationNabil SoubraHani Abu Al Jabin

Lebanese Ladies Cultural SocietyKhaled Barakat HamedBashir HaririCoallition of Women Philanthropic AssociationsDina KaddouraNouhad Shemali Cyrine Omar Temsah Imad Baalbaki Mounib HammoudRamadan FamilyRima Khatib Rafaat Jabri and Sawsan WazzanAbdel Rahman Katerji Imad Kriedieh Hassan DiabSiham Mamlouk Abdel Hafiz MansourHussein RabahGhaleb Al Daouk

Nariman Sabiddine Nouran Barraj Samir HammoudMohamad Barakat Samir Al TurkPierrot Dirani Yasmine Sakr Mneimneh Bilal Sinno Taymour Joumblat Mohamad Sabiddine Rami Bakkar Mohamad Khaled Sinno Nadine Sinno Jamalat IdrissMajed Al HossMohamad Kishli Wafica MansourWassim Rabah

Hala Sinno Sultan Al KaakiAl Jazaeri Transporation Staff

Donations Breakdown by Sector, and Al Makassed Association’s Achievements for the 2019-2020 the year

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Educational Services

Health Services

Social Services

IndividualsassociationsCompanies

Distribution of Donations on the Different Sectors

Distribution of donations per sector for 2019-2020 ($)

Distribution of donations according to source ($)

Education Sector

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College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Established in 1948, the College of Nursing and Health Sciences is one of the oldest nursing colleges in Lebanon and the Arab world. The college offers two undergraduate programs in Nursing Sciences and Medical Laboratory Technologies. Since the beginning, it has managed to be a pioneering academic institution that graduates distinguished students able to face the challenges and difficulties of the profession. With the establishment of the University of Makassed in 2000, a bachelor´s program in Respiratory Therapy and Medical Imaging Technologies was added and in 2013, the master’s in science in Nursing.Students of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences recently achieved again a success rate of %100 in their colloquium exams, with two of them ranking first among all Lebanese universities. Moreover, hundreds of nurses graduated from the college and contributed to serving the Lebanese community by playing high quality roles in the different hospitals they were hired in, whether in Lebanon or around the world.

Education Sector

Vocational Training Centers and Faculties within Makassed University Makassed Vocational and Technical Training Center Debs building was established in 1994 and offers two types of programs: The first is a professional diploma (BP) and the technical baccalaureate (BT(, and grants technical excellence (TS(. As for the second type, it offers intensive accelerated trainings in collaboration with various commercial and industrial sectors. The center combines theoretical and practical education, with a focus on the practical aspects of workshops and labs on campus allowing students to gain practical skills.

It also offers annual scholarships, making education accessible to all. The center awarded 335,175,000 LBP worth of scholarships to its students during academic years of 2018-2019 and 2019-2020. The center also helped students through collaborations with private universities in Lebanon to provide them with the best education and support their skills development to enter the labour market.

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College of Islamic Studies

The College of Islamic Studies was founded in 1982, providing students with the opportunity to earn a master’s or doctoral degree in Islamic Studies. The college has a distinguished elite of professors and a library that embraces Islamic heritage. It is considered one of the richest libraries in Lebanon with a collection of 100,000 books and 508 original manuscripts.Makassed is committed to provide equal educational opportunities to all children, regardless of their gender or nationality. Almost %70 of Makassed students benefit from almost free primary education in all its schools across Lebanon. Understanding, tolerance, and acceptance are essential values of Makassed schools in a bid to improve the quality of community’s life in Lebanon.

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Makassed Schools

Despite its diversification across the years, Makassed has remained true to its initial commitment of providing youth with learning opportunities. Today, Makassed teaches 8,000 students in 13 primary, intermediate and secondary schools from the North in Akkar, Wadi Khaled, to the villages of the South and the Beqaa. Makassed provides education almost free of charge to 8,905 male and female students in most of its primary schools.Makassed also provides education for students with special needs through the Learning Difficulties Unit.

With the Covid pandemic, Makassed schools took strict measures, with schools adapting their curriculum to online learning. All Makassed professors and teachers were trained on distant learning and underwent a continuous training from Harvard Graduate School of Education to enhance their new teaching methods and skills while providing a high-quality education. Students were also educated through text messages about the COVID virus and methods of prevention.

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Lycee Khadija El Kobra

Ali Ben Abi Taleb College

uEducational collaboration and partnership with Lycee Abdel Kader in certain reciprocal courses and activities.uRenewal of the Label France Education accreditation.uParticipation in the ISA project organized by the British Council.

u Reaccredited by the British Council as an International School ISA 2018-2021.u The school nomination for the international accreditation, AdvancED Candidacy was approved.u Represented Lebanon in the 2019 World Educational Robotics (STEM-save Lebanon( competition in China.u Won several places in the different cycles of the reading competition organized by Sheikh Zayed Bin Nahyan Foundation.u Won the 3rd prize in the Global Enterprise Challenge represented by Microsoft for 2019. u Participated in the Global Social Leaders Competition 2019.u Accredited as a Microsoft Showcase school for 2020.u Ranked the second place in the digital scientific research and the first place in the Arab World based on the total points collected in the ALECSO Competition for

scientific research, organized by UNESCO under the Educational Center for Research and Development during 2019. u Won bronze medal for the Green Schools Certification 2019.u Obtained the first place in Lebanon in MOS Excel category in cycle four of 2018. u Reached the second place among high schools in MOS PowerPoint for 2019. u Obtained the second place among high schools in MOS Word for 2018-2019.u Achieved the third place in the Lebanese Creative Professor Award (Professor Ahmad Shbaro( for 2019.u Signed a memorandum of understanding with the Lebanese American University (LAU( to establish a writing center for 2019.u Established a stem Lab sponsored by Makhzoumi Foundation in partnership with The Little Engineer for 2019.

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Academic Achievements

ABS Cambridge International School

Khalid Ben El Walid/ Horj College

uInternational School Award 2018-2021 issued by the British Council.uThe Green School Award 2018-2019 issued by the MED.uFirst place in the international art competition for human rights.uInternational accreditation by Cognia.uWon two first place prizes in the STEM competition organized by the King Hussein Society in Jordan.

u Signed an agreement with Star Manship to develop leadership skills of the elementary school learners using the Leader in Me book. u Signed an agreement with Genius Map to enhance the level and efficiency of the brain among students at the level of the basic education stage. The program was implemented through a school club of its own. u Won the first place with distinction for the Green School Award, in addition, 6 primary school students won the technical green student match. u International accreditation by Cognia.u Several students received university scholarships:

u Lina Mneimneh, Mohamad Ali Kibbi: Al Ghurair Foundation scholarships at the American University of Beirut (AUB(;u Omar Shehab: Full scholarship at the North Western University in Qatar and %50 scholarship at the Lebanese American University (LAU(;u Loulwa Arnaout: %30 scholarship at the Lebanese American University (LAU(;u Talal Nasser: %20 scholarship at Haigazian University;u Nisrine Kammourieh: %20 scholarship at Haigazian University and %10 at the Lebanese American University (LAU(.

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Omar Ben El Khattab College

u Won the second place in the Do Your Bit competition, where students Marwa Al Wafai and Mohamad Al Abdullah submitted two projects under the title “Forest Fire Prevention”.u Received the International School Award 2019-2022 from the British Council, given to schools interested in developing cooperation relations with schools outside Lebanon.u Participated in the 71st German International Invention Fair, IENA 2019 with a project titled «Glue Storyline» prepared by the student Ahmed Al-Rashidi and supervised by Mrs. Nemat Khalil, part of the delegation of the National Authority for Science and Research. The project has won the gold medal and the first place in the environment category in the 2018 Authority’s exhibition, which enabled him to participate in the 2019 IENA exhibition in Germany Mrs. Nemat Khalil represented the college. «Glue Storyline» won the bronze medal, and Mrs. Nemat Khalil won an award HAG-AWARD - German Special Prize. The exhibition was held in Nuremberg from 2019/31/10 to 2019/3/11.u Shaza Moussa, a ninth-grade student, won the gold medal at the National Science Authority competition for her «Solar Air Cooler» project, where she created an air conditioner working on solar energy.

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Schools Renovation

Donations to renovate Makassed schools ($)

The total donations received for the renovation and rehabilitation of Makassed schools for 2019-2020 reached 187,588$ and were distributed among the different schools. The table below shows the donations collected for the scholarship fund during the last two years.

The following schools were renovated and rehabilitated:u Omar Bin Al Khattab College Building;u Ali Bin Abi Taleb College; u Khalid Bin Al Walid College playgrounds;u Lycee Khadija El Kobra-Makassed;u Khalid Bin Al Walid College- Preschool toilets;u Establish Khalid Bin Al Walid College Day care; u Basketball courts: Omar Ben Al Khattab Ali Ben Abi Taleb, Lycée Khadija El Kobra-Makassed Colleges.

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The scholarship fund aims to support families of middle to low income with their children’s tuition fees in order to lessen the average of school dropouts among students. The same criteria adopted in the previous academic year were used in the process of giving grants and helping students who need support. The annual tuition at Makassed schools is equivalent to 2,200$ of which 700$ are covered by the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, 800$ by Makassed scholarship funds and the remaining 700$ are to be paid by parents. In 2019-2020, Makassed managed to provide financial support for 5,083 students out of 5,554 that applied for financial aid inside and outside Beirut. As a comparison, in 2018-2019, only 1,000 received financial aid.

The table below shows the number of students in need of financial support versus the number of students who actually received support during the last two academic years, 2018-2019 and 2019-2020.

Omar Bin Al Khattab College received the highest percentage of donations from the scholarship fund. A total of 345 students benefited from 287,807$, followed by Khalid Ben El Walid College, Ali Ben Abi Taleb College and Lycee Khadija El Kobra.

5,083

5,554

1,000

2,2542018-2019

2019-2020

428,99621%

1,539,70374%

106.6665%

1,443,948$

218,947$

1618 1581 1884

215,403$

Scholarship Fund

Financial Aid in Beirut

Distribution of Scholarships per Region

Students Financial Aid ($)

Donations per Category ($)

Students who applied for financial Aid

Individuals

Help provided

Financial Aid Granted

Beirut School Beqaa Schools North Schools

Number of students benefiting

Students beneficiaries

Companies

NGOs

Students who received financial Aid

The total donations collected for the scholarship fund for compared to

2019-2020 reached$1,430,435 2018-2019 The donations were obtained as per the following :.in

College of NursingCollege of Islamic StudiesDebs Vocational TrainingCenter Lycée Khadija El KobraOmar Ben E l Khattab Khaled Ben El Walid Special Needs MLAC Khaled Ben El WalidAramoun SchoolABS CambridgeAli Ben Abi Taleb College

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Healthcare Sector

Makassed General Hospital (MGH)

Makassed General Hospital – MGH- was established in 1921 in Beirut and kept operating along the years. With many preventive, curative and diagnostic services gradually introduced, MGH became one of the top hospitals in Lebanon. Makassed seeks to provide high-quality health care services to more than 100,000 men, women and children from all social classes through MGH and the Makassed Health Care Bureau which oversees four health centers as well as three mobile clinics that provide comprehensive health services.

The staff consists of 250 resident doctors, 365 male and female nurses, and more than 260 administrative employees who provide patients, who reached a number of 75,000 patients, with high quality healthcare services. Amid the COVID 19 pandemic, the staff’s capabilities were enhanced, and a new unit was launched. The COVID 19 Unit consists of an emergency room, intensive care rooms and separate rooms for doctors and medical staff in charge of the COVID 19 cases. MGH also collaborated with other private hospitals such as AUB and LAU to further develop its services and maintain its international standards.

The hospital has collaboration agreements with:u Beirut Arab University; u Lebanese University; u American University of Beirut Hospital; u University of Lille in France.

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u Endoscopy unit: two endoscopy rooms and a recovery room;u Department to receive patients who will undergo a one-day operation: includes 6 beds;u Cardiac surgery department and cardioversi-on room: 3 beds; including a room for isolation;u Corona Virus Emergency Department: 5 beds in addition to an isolation room and a sampling room;u Corona unit: on the first floor of Al MakassedHospital, it includes 10 beds, in addition to 5 beds for intensive care;u A complete section for the nursing team consisting of 8 cubicles;u The private clinics building or the Noor

building which includes clinics in the speciality: neurology, gynecology, heart device, gastrointestinal, glands and diabetes, eye diseases, bacterial diseases and others;u The first floor of Al-Makassed Hospital, which includes the surgery department, and consists of 21 beds;u Cardiac catheterization unit;u Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (10 beds(;u Established a Pre-Admission unit;u Various development works in the hospital: installing elevators for patient services and the nursing team, installing a chiller, and a transformer;u Completion of works in Sana Tabbara building (7 floors), which will include all the administrative departments of the hospital.

Rehabilitation and Renovation of MGH

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567,828

1,835,302

420,926

224,479

1,124,522

103,500

0 500,000 1,000,000 1,500,000 2,000,000

51,4949%

2,7001%

513,63490%

Medical Equipment

Medicine and Medical

Materials

Fuel Donations

The total donations provided to the health sector amounted to 4,276,557$ and were distributed as follows:

The total in-kind donations received by the hospital from associations and embassies amounted to 567,828$, the donations were distributed as follows:

Donations for the Health Sector ($)

In-Kind donations

COVID-19 Unit

Cancer Fund

Medical Equipment

Relief Unit

Rehabilitation of Rooms and Beds

Medicine and MedicalMaterials

Fuel Donations

Medical Equipment

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Primary Healthcare Centers (PHCCs)

Primary Healthcare Centers

uWadi Khaled Primary Healthcare Center: Canadian Accreditation Holder, 2015. uHoroj Primary Healthcare Center: Canadian Accreditation Holder, 2017.uBashoura Primary Healthcare Center: A pilot survey was conducted in the accreditation system during 2014 and currently he center is prepared to obtain the Canadian accreditation.uMouseitbeh Primary Healthcare Center: This center is currently being preparing to undergo the first experimental phase of the Canadian Accreditation process.

The Makassed Communal Healthcare Bureau provides the following services through its primary healthcare centers:

Preventive Servicesu School Health Program;u Vaccination Program;u Non-communicable diseases program;u Malnutrition program.

Awareness and Educational Servicesu Peer education;u Awareness sessions;u Educating individuals.

Diagnostic Servicesu Laboratory Tests;u Sonography and X-rays.

Curative Servicesu Medical consultations;u Provide acute and chronic medications as well as contraception.

Mental Health Servicesu Individual and group psychological support services;u Psychiatric services.

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Cancer Fund Unit

Achievements:

The Department of Hematology, Oncology and Bone Marrow transplantation was one of the first established in Lebanon in 1997 to treat patients with cancer. Today, this center has 26 beds for adults and 8 beds for children. The cancer fund supports cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment for cancer patients. All types of treatments are provided under this unit including blood transfusion, chemotherapy, immunotherapy and targeted therapy, which are divided into:

u Day treatment; u In-patient treatment; u Stem cells withdrawal; u Bone Marrow transplantation.

In 1997: The first bone marrow transplantation was performed in Lebanon;In 2009: The first stem cell transplant was performed on a 4 month old patient with immunodeficiency;In 2018 :273 newly diagnosed cancer patients were treated;In 2018 : 2,500medical services were provided.The total cost for providing 2,500 medical service annually is 1,200,000$. Makassed General Hospital seeks to support 2,400 medical services annually with a 500$ coverage for each to help them meet their health and medical needs. The total donations received for the cancer fund were 420,926$ for 2019-2020 compared to 171,209$ in 2018-2019.

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MGH has prepared an isolated unit “Triage Prefabricate Container” designated to host 12 patients and to separate positive cases from the negative ones. Moreover, 5 intensive care rooms of “Negative Pressure” were established separately from the hospital building with a capacity of 20 patients to treat. A special area was also designated at the hospital to accommodate the medical staff who are treating the isolated patients.

The total number of donations collected for the COVID fund amounted $ 1,835,302.

After the August 4th, 2020 blast, Lebanon faced a huge increase in the COVID cases. The wounded and injured were transported

to hospitals and preventive measures were not properly taken. As a result, many healthcare workers along with citizens got infected with COVID- forcing the Lebanese government to impose a lockdown.Makassed played an active role in the regions of Ras Al-Nabeh and Tariq Al-Jedida, in cooperation with the area´s representatives and with the support of UNICEF.A group of Makassed volunteers on the other hand, consisting of 30 volunteers, distributed informational leaflets to spread awareness among residents of those two areas where the virus had spread deadly. They also distributed personal protective equipment such as washable masks and sanitizing materials.

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2,224,209$52%

227,498$5%

1,824,850$43%

Distribution of Donations per category:

Donations per Donor´s Category($)

Makassed was able to attract the attention of the local community and raise awareness on the importance of adopting preventive methods and take as much precautions as possible to prevent the spread of the virus.More than 1,500 masks and 1,200 personal protective equipment kits have been distributed in the Ras Al-Nabeh area.In Al-Tariq Al-Jedida area, Makassed volunteers visited Jalloul, Afif Al-Tibi, Sabra, Abu Sahl Street and Al-Barjawi Street, and were able to communicate with more than 8,560 families to spread awareness on the virus and its dangerous consequences.

The washable masks distributed were manufactured at Ward Al Makassed Center, Makassed women and youth empowerment center which offers cooking, handicraft and beauty services trainings. Volunteers and scouts participating also attended a training course on COVID personal prevention methods and on identifying it at an early stage by a specialized medical team at the Makassed General Hospital. Another training course was also given to volunteers at the University of Balamand on how to spread awareness. “Hemaya” Association has also offered a training on the methods to approach this type of field work.

Individuals

Companies

NGOs

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Social Services Sector

Ward El Makassed Center

Ward El Makassed center is an empowerment center for women and youth offering women free education and trainings in different fields. It was established in 2014 to meet the society’s needs and aspirations. The center aims to provide women and youth with job opportunities, provide literacy and capacity building through its various vocational trainings. The trainings aim to provide beneficiaries with practical experiences in the different professional sectors and keep them up to date with the requirements of the labour market, allowing them to find jobs and increasing their household income. The Ward El Makassed Center is a unique center, as it provides accelerated vocational trainings which is considered an urgent need to improve opportunities for women and youth in the labour market and production to achieve social integration.Makassed is keen to ensure the sustainability of projects to empower women and youth and build their capabilities, believing that its role is to refine their skills and improve the financial conditions of their families, and thus the development of their local community.

Departments:u Literacy and Adult Education;u Technical Sewing and Craftsmanship;u Ladies Beauty & Cosmetics services;u Industrial Kitchen: Restaurant and Catering.

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452,408

3,867

180,799

58,233

People affected byexplosion 4 August

Relief WorkAdha DonationsFood Aid

937,000

1,599,4002018-2019

2019-2020

These donations include food donations, animal religious sacrifice and relief work. The total amount of donations received for food aid, Holy Ramadan, Eid El Adha and relief work was 695,307$ distributed as follows:

The total donations received for the Funeral Services was 937,000$ in 2019-2020 compared to 1,599,400$ in 2018-2019.

Donations on other social services ($)

Makassed Support Fund ($)

Funeral Services Fund

Other Donations and Social Services

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289,162

396,2902018-2019

2019-2020

Ramadan´s Donations

In-Kind donations

The total donations received for the social services sector reached 1,966,516$ for 2019-2020 compared to 2,011,085$ received during 2018-2019.

Makassed always holds several Ramadan activities such as Iftars, allocating proceeds to support individuals in need. Makassed hosts annually two major iftars in Beirut and the North with many Makassed supporters and partners as attendees. The Makassed Volunteers Unit also organizes “Mawaed El Rahman” hosting at least 100 beneficiaries in need, including children and elderly as a gesture of goodness. During 2019-2020, Ramadan activities were not the same as the years before. Although the COVID 19 pandemic has imposed many restrictions, Makassed managed to receive donations from individuals and previous years supporters.

The total donations for 2019-2020 reached 289,162$ compared to 396,290$ received in 2018-2019.

The donations were as follow:u Zakat Fund Donations: 186,719$u Iftar Meals: 8,675$u Ramadan Donations: 93,768$

After the August 4th explosion in Beirut Port, Makassed distributed 4,050 bread bags to those in need in collaboration with the Lebanese Army. The “World Center Kitchen” provided Ward Al Makassed with meals to

distribute to Makassed volunteers during their relief work. The total number of meals served until August 31 reached 9,668, while the total in-kind donations amounted to 45,047$.

Ramadan Donations ($)

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Projects with Local and InternationalOrganizations

Empowering Youth and Women ThroughSkills Development – USAID

The Socio-Economic Empowerment of Women in Beirut PovertyPockets – UNDP

Enhancing Stability: Opened Opportunities for Resilient Lebanese and Non-Lebanese Youth - UNICEF

With a generous support from UNICEF, Makassed continued the implementation of “Enhancing Stability: Opened Opportunities for Resilient Lebanese and Non-Lebanese Youth” by providing accelerated vocational trainings. Makassed aims to increase the number of beneficiaries (both males and females( due to the recent economic crisis and to contribute to their development with different specializations to help them secure employment opportunities. The trainings are offered to Lebanese and non-Lebanese youth, free of charge and are implemented in Beirut, Mount Lebanon, Akkar in North Lebanon, and the Beqaa Valley. Through this project, Makassed strives to help beneficiaries secure skills to improve their living conditions and face future challenges. In its second year, the program targeted 1,100 young men and women between 15 and 24 years’ old who have dropped out of school. It helped them develop their capabilities and improved their access to better job opportunities. In 2019, the UNICEF project targeted 9,032 male and female beneficiaries.

The project «Empowering Youth and Women through Skills Development» aims to provide Lebanese and non-Lebanese youth with vocational training programs that will increase their self-reliance and equip them with technical skills and tools to facilitate their entry into the job market. Within the framework of the USAID-BALADI CAP project, the aim was to target 420 beneficiaries between the ages of 15 and 35. The main objective of the USAID-BALADI CAP project and Makassed is achieved by providing registered trainees with professional training and life skills as well as language improvement courses. In addition, 84 beneficiaries were selected based on their performance in the training assessments and their commitment to the course to undergo a training period in the various Makassed establishments to gain hands-on practical experience in their field of specialization.

In cooperation with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP( on the project «Empowering Women in Poverty Pockets in Beirut», Makassed registered 130 women aged 18 years old and above and provided them with trainings in five different fields: artisanal work and crochet, cooking and catering, chocolate and desserts making, pottery and ceramics as well as beauty care. All trainings were held at Ward Al Makassed from August 2020 till December 2020. While completing their vocational trainings, a selected number of women had the opportunity to participate in income-generating activities and benefited from additional trainings in business and life skills relevant to their trainings. Life skills training provided women with practical work methods and different pathways to enter the labour market, whether through start-ups, freelance services, and other employment options available at hand. Topics covered during the training included the fundamentals of business planning, budgeting, problem solving, critical thinking, cooperation, and self-expression in their field of study. During the project phases, five income generating activities were completed.The whole purpose of this project is to provide women with an opportunity to develop their skills through various activities and improve their living conditions by facilitating their entry into the labour market.After the August 4th explosion, one of the initiatives within the framework of the UNDP project was to provide similar rapid trainings for women and youth affected by the blast. Women who enrolled in the handicraft as well as Beauty Care classes received a special toolkit at the end of their training to allow them to start a small business and earn their own income.

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Maternal and Child Health Improving the Health status of Lebanese and Syrian citizens in Lebanon- Help Age

Supporting Health Services in BeirutPrimary Healthcare Centers

This initiative was launched in Wadi Khaled, North Lebanon, back in 2003 in collaboration with the Ministry of Public Health. It aims to support Lebanese mothers and provide them with basic health care services such as free natural birth with a follow-up period of 40 days after delivering. It targets 380 women annually and offers vaccination for 350 children. Moreover, this project requires close cooperation with Al Salam Hospital in Lab Kbiyat in order to transfer severe and caesarean deliveries. The annual allocated budget for this program is 430,000,000 LBP.

Through this project, Makassed managed to:uTarget 556 elderly people over the age of 40;uPerform a COVID test for 800 beneficiaries; uProvide 400 beneficiaries with psychological support.

This project was completed in collaboration with HelpAge. It was implemented from 2020/01/09 till 2020/12/31 with a budget of 16,073 Euros.

This project aims at facilitating unimpeded access to health services to every patient by reducing costs. The contract was signed with International Medical Corps in the Horj and Mosaitbeh primary healthcare centers and with the International Relief Organization for the Bachoura PHCC. The health services package included:u Medical examinations;u Diagnostic services such as laboratory and radiology;u Psychological and mental health services.

Its implementation began on 2020/26/10 and is continued until 2021/25/01, within a budget of $ 26,085.

Birth/Reproductive Health Application- Intersos

This project focuses on implementing and regulating birth health and provides the following services free of charge:u 200 inspections; u 60 audio images;u 80 cervical screening procedures;u 8 procedures for placing an intrauterine device;u Follow up for 43 pregnant women in Bashoura Primary Healthcare Center.The above was implemented in collaboration with Intersos from 2020/08/05 till 2020/30/11 with a budget of 28,969$.

United Nations Population Fund-UNFPA

u Covered 8,000 surveys distributed between Wadi Khaled and Al-Horj primary healthcare centers, and the three mobile medical clinics operating in Beirut, Wadi Khaled and Beqaa.u Spread awareness on the importance of reproductive health for 2,600 beneficiaries.This project was implemented in cooperation with UNFPA, its implementation began on 2020/15/06 till 2020/31/12 with an allocated budget of 47,377$.

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Fresh Dollar 19-20

Dollar19-20

LBP 19-20Fresh Euro 19-20

LBP 19-20LBP 20-21

Fresh Euro 19-20Fresh Euro 20-21

Individuals 7821001

$14,100.00 $27,800.00

LBP 2,000,412,000.00EU

R 0.00LBP 2,000,412,000.00

LBP 0.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Companies

7821003 $-

$18,028.00 LBP 50,715,750.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 50,715,750.00311,500,000.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

NGOs

7821005 $3,000.00

$19,000.00 LBP 48,000,000.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 48,000,000.00LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Financial Donations7821007

$20,533.00 $1,149,386.40

LBP 1,075,698,500.00EU

R 300.00LBP 1,075,698,500.00

LBP 1,677,536,368.00EU

R 300.00EU

R 24,646.00

Financial Donations-Cemeteries

Maintenance

7821008 $39,346.00

$279,690.25 LBP 131,075,000.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 131,075,000.00LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Scholarship Fund7821009

$- $-

10,564,000.00EU

R 0.0010,564,000.00

0.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Food Supplies7821010

$89,400.00 $76,216.93

LBP 54,400,000.00EU

R 0.00LBP 54,400,000.00

LBP 0.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Ramadan H

ot Meals

7821012 $-

$54,800.00 LBP 59,150,000.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 59,150,000.00LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Zakat7821013

$- $-

LBP 90,000,000.00EU

R 0.00LBP 90,000,000.00

LBP 0.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Iftar Ramadan

7821017 $141,031.62

$15,260.00 LBP 19,800,000.00

EUR 20,000.00

LBP 19,800,000.00LBP 56,600,000.00

EUR 20,000.00

EUR 70.00

Ramadan Donations/ Banks

7821018 $1,000.00

$28,500.00 LBP 43,100,000.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 43,100,000.00LBP 93,714,101.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Financial Donations-Relif Unit7821020

$99,000.00 $451,000.00

LBP 597,000,000.00EU

R 0.00LBP 597,000,000.00

LBP 0.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Laptops Fundraising Campaign

7821021 $-

$- LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 0.00LBP 4,100,000.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Takafol/Tripoli7821024

$- $-

LBP 0.00EU

R 0.00LBP 0.00

LBP 25,707,900.00EU

R 0.00EU

R 0.00

Feeding the Needy

7821023 $-

$- LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 0.00LBP 4,000,000.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Miscellaneous Financial Donations

Itani Family League x The Saudi

Campaign

4623518 $-

$1,556,522.60 LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 0.00LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

Hospital Support

- $-

$- LBP 0.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 0.00LBP 157,472,984.00

EUR 0.00

EUR 0.00

LBP 4,179,915,250.00EU

R 20,300.00

Financial Donations Breakdown by Foreign an Local currencies for theFinancial year 2020-2019

Directorate of Financial Affairs - Accounting Department

An Explanation on the Distribution of the Donations2019 - 2020

Based on Currency for the Fiscal year

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Dr. Bilal Hamad Treasurer

Mrs. Mona Bou Azza BawarshiSecretary

Mr. BassamBarghout

Mr. Adib Basatena Mr. Hasan Bohsali Dr. Imad Baalbaki

Mr. Samir Hammoud Mr. Abdul HafeezMansour

Mr. Mohamad Salam Mr. Mohamad RaficBawab

Board of Trustees

Dr. Faisal SinnoPresident

Mr. Manih Ramadan Vice President

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Dr. Mohamad Al Sammak

Dr. Khaled Kabbani

Mrs. May NaamaniMakhzoumi

Dr. Fadi Mirza Mr. Ghaled AlDaouk Mr. Nadim Al Kassar

Dr. Nabil Kronfol Mr. GhalebMahmasani

Mr. Ahmad Mneimneh

Mr. KamalTabbara

Mrs. Roula AjouzSidani

Mr. Mohamad Al AminItani

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Contact Us

Makassed Philanthropic IslamicAssociation of BeirutMar EliasRiad El Solh, P.O. Box Beirut, Lebanon

T +961-1-313370 F+961-1-700508

Email: Fundraising@makassed.orgWebsite: www.makassed.org.lb

Facebook: @ AlMakassedInstagram: @almakassedYouTube: almakassedTwitter: @ALMAKASSED

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