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Henderson Libraries’ Teen Service department organized a beautiful initiative as they provided ‘Thank you’ card kits for children between ages 11-17 so that they could express their gratitude to the healthcare workers who risk their lives to help others during these harsh pandemic conditions.

Silver Sage Foundation rallied our community’s parents and children to get the kits, write fill them up with best wishes and thanks, and send our best wishes to the doctors, nurses and other healthcare personnel. Fortunately, our children were greatly enthusiastic about this initiative and they prepared beautiful and heart-felt cards to be distributed to the healthcare workers all around Henderson.

We would like to thank to all healthcare workers around the world. We also would like to thank Henderson Libraries for this precious initiative. Lastly, we gave thanks to the children participated in this effort to share love and support during these demanding days of COVID-19 pandemic.

For more information, please visit: https://hendersonlibraries.com/

In accordance with the meaning and spirit of Eid al-Adha, we donated meat to various organizations and communities during the Eid al-Adha 2020.

As our final event for the Eid, we participated at Pop-up Project Homeless Connect event held on 4th of August by distributing meals. We would like to thank to Nevada Homeless Alliance for organizing this event and also for giving us an opportunity to spread goodwill and love. Special thanks to our donors and volunteers on-site.

In accordance with the meaning and spirit of Eid al-Adha, we donated meat to various organizations and communities during the Eid al-Adha 2020.

On the 4th day of the Eid, we visited Helping Hands of Vegas Valley. We donated 220 pounds of meat to support the seniors of our community. We would like to thank to the executive director of Helping Hands, Marcia Blake for their co-operation. Also special thanks to Beril Berk, US Halal Meat, donors and our volunteers.

After the event, we received a very special letter from Helping Hands of Las Vegas Valley’s Director of Senior Necessities Program, Diana Barrett.

We applaud Helping Hands of Las Vegas Valley’s efforts on supporting the elderly population of Las Vegas.

Also special thanks to Beril Berk and our donors for giving a hand in this honorable effort of spreading goodwill and love.

In accordance with the meaning and spirit of Eid al-Adha, we donated meat to various organizations and communities during the Eid al-Adha 2020.

On the 2nd day of the Eid, we paid a visit to Masjid Ibrahim. There, we shared some meat and lots of love with the local community. We would like to thank to Imam Shamsuddin Waheed, donors and our volunteers.

In accordance with the meaning and spirit of Eid al-Adha, we donated meat to various organizations and communities during the Eid al-Adha 2020.

We paid a visit to Catholic Charities of Nevada and shared meat, goodwill and love. We would like to extend our thanks to LVMPD as Captain Patrick Spencer and Deputy Chief Jim Seebock gave a helping hand in this charity event. We also thank to Imam Mujahid Ramadan, Sara Meyer, donors and our volunteers.

Acting true to the meaning and spirit of Eid al-Adha, we donated meat to various organizations and communities during the Eid al-Adha 2020. Our first stop was Masjid As-Sabur. We would like to thank Imam Fateen Seifullah, Imam Mujahid Ramadan, donors and our volunteers.

We celebrated Eid al-Adha 2020 with a special drive-through organization at our location. We gifted surprise gifts to the children and shared meals to the families of our community. We adapted to the pandemic conditions by organizing a drive-through with social distancing.

Children felt the spirit of the Eid with the surprise toys and gift cards. Families greeted each other and celebrated the Eid together as they waved at and fist-bumped each other according the social distancing rules. Even though we could not embrace each other, we felt the warm and friendship all around the air. There were some cars with special decorations and they bring a joy to the festivities.

Due to the pandemic, Silver Sage Foundation had to migrate the Summer Classes for children to online and organized Zoom meetings to bring our volunteer mentors and children together.

Between 14-26th of June, Silver Sage Foundation mentors gave classes to the children ranging from kindergarten to high-school. Classes included Turkish language learning, English reading, Arts and Crafts, Kahoot contests, Quranic teaching, Character education and Coding.

It was a great opportunity for our children to use the quarantine time efficiently as they had fun, socialize with their friends and learned new things.

We pray that 2021 will be better in terms of the pandemic and we will be able to organize these Summer courses on-site in our building. We also would like to thank our volunteer mentors, participating children, financial donors and supportive parents as all of them made these courses possible.

Silver Sage Foundation was invited to the LVMPD briefing on May 31, 2020 as one of the several community leaders of Las Vegas. Our executive director Asim Budak represented our foundation in this important public declaration. We wholeheartedly agree with the idea that the protests should be made in peace. We pray that the latest developments will result in improvements in all areas of our social, legal and political structures.

Read our statement on the tragic death of George Floyd here:

We were invited to an Iftar Dinner held at LVMPD’s Summerlin Area Command Center on May 20, 2020. Many Muslim community leaders from Las Vegas were invited to this gathering. It was a great platform to enhance interfaith understanding and connections. We would like to thank Captain Sasha Larkin and her stuff. We also thank to the meal sponsors.

Posted by LVMPD Summerlin Area Command on Wednesday, May 20, 2020