Learn about our projects below

The Initiatives

Serving with Purpose

At Wahdah Foundation, we believe every season offers a chance to serve, heal, and uplift. Our work is organized into five core initiatives that reflect the diverse needs of our community year-round. Each initiative addresses a specific area of impact, powered by faith, compassion, and collective action.

Last year, Wahdah’s initiatives reached over 1,500 people, with $17,000+ in aid and services. From homegrown outreach to collaborative events, our projects respond directly to the community’s voice.

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Care

Change

Connect

Care • Change • Connect •

"Season by season, project by project — we serve, uplift, and grow together."

"Season by season, project by project — we serve, uplift, and grow together."

Strengthen

Sustain

Support

Strengthen • Sustain • Support •

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    Sanctuary Initiative

    November • December • January

    Sanctuary stands with the most vulnerable — providing food, warm shelter, and support to those facing displacement or hardship. Every winter, we intensify relief efforts through community drives and resource fairs.

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    Bloom Initiative

    February • March • April

    With a heart for healing and compassion, Bloom provides support to women, elders, and survivors of domestic violence. We host women’s wellness workshops, offer care kits for elders, and connect those in crisis with the resources they need to find stability.

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    Earthbound Initiative

    May • June

    Earthbound fosters stewardship of our planet and its creatures. We organize cleanups, sustainability workshops, and animal welfare drives to protect and honor the Earth as a sacred trust.

  • A winding path through a corridor of closely spaced red-orange torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine in Japan, with black bases and hanging lanterns.

    Pathway Initiative

    July • August

    Pathway builds futures through empowerment and education. We support youth with back-to-school supplies, mentorship events, and enrichment programs that help them dream big and lead boldly.

  • Close-up of a bee collecting nectar from a purple flower in a natural setting.

    Thrive Initiative

    September • October

    Thrive promotes holistic health through accessible wellness resources. We bring mental health awareness into community spaces and support physical well-being through fitness and health screening events.