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TAMAM is a diverse group of people of various religions, races, ages, and genders, who share a common passion to support each other in community service. Join our team today!
LATEST TAMAM NEWS!
TAMAM volunteers started the year off right by donating food and their time to serve meals to Raleigh’s homeless population at the Oak City Outreach Center, a project we are dedicated to year-round!
First Project of 2019! Let’s start the year off right!
Please sign up to help provide and serve meals to Oak City Outreach center this Sunday! We are in serious need of volunteers to donate food and for volunteers to serve, whichever you can do or even both. Please sign up on the SUG below and note the dates and locations for the slots you choose
Thanks in advance!
A note from our President, Asma Khan
Salaam TAMAM!
Let us be the first ones to wish you a very happy new year!
Together with you all, TAMAM has uplifted the Triangle community in many ways this year, including:
•partnership with Habitat for Humanity in constructing housing
•providing school supplies for every child at Garner Elementary
•providing and distributing whole chickens to families of Garner Elementary in honor of Eid ul Adha
•collecting and distributing toys for children of refugee famillies and children at UNC Children's Hospital
•providing and serving meals at the Carying Place and Oak City Outreach Center
•packaging food at Food Bank of NC
•providing winter clothing and volunteering at Note in the Pocket
•providing 4 scholarships to refugees to pursue further education
I'm so grateful and humbled by all the time and support you have given and I look forward to serving our community with you again in 2019 and beyond inshAllah.
Our kids project at the Food Bank in Durham went spectacularly last Saturday! Thank you to all the parents and children who volunteered! Special thanks to Mona Fargaly who was the event supervisor
Thanks to your donations, the TAMAM team was able to donate over 450 lbs of clothes to Note in the Pocket! Volunteers spent the morning sorting through the clothes that will go to students of Wake County schools.