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Dear friends, families, and benefactors,
We, members of the Eyyub Sultan school group in Strasbourg, have the immense honor and unique opportunity to embark on a deeply meaningful spiritual and educational experience: a journey for Umrah in Saudi Arabia. To make this experience accessible to all, we appeal to your generosity.
Umrah is much more than a trip; it is a spiritual pilgrimage that will allow our participants to reconnect with their faith, deepen their understanding of the religion, and live unforgettable moments in places full of meaning and history. This journey includes stops in Mecca and Medina, two holy cities where spirituality, history and education come together.
This experience is a unique chance to strengthen their faith, explore their spiritual roots, and return enriched with values and memories that will accompany them throughout their lives. This project, deeply educational and human, represents a significant milestone in their personal development.
However, organizing such a trip involves significant costs that not everyone can bear alone. That is why we are asking for your support today: your help is essential to enable everyone to take part in this adventure.
Every donation, whatever its size, brings us closer to our goal. Thanks to your generosity, we will be able to ensure that this trip is an opportunity for all, without exclusion.
We thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your solidarity and kindness. Together, let us make this journey a spiritual, educational and human experience that will leave a mark on minds and hearts forever.
With all our gratitude,
The Eyyub Sultan school group
According to our statistics, a single share raises an average of 30 euros.
Fundraising link :
Benjamel Gâteaux projet Omra