#MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast

Saleemah shares her journey to the Gates Foundation and what projects she loves to personally support. Hear about what brought her to work for one of the most recognizable names in the world. Learn more at https://gatesfoundation.org. Listen to more episodes at https://amuslimcf.org/pod.

Maram Salah, the CEO and Co-Founder of Mshkah (https://mshkah.com) joined the #MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast from Gaza in Palestine to share more about their work as an incubator and how they help entrepreneurs.

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Salmah & Mohammad Ali join the show to share more on their passion for justice, law, and equity for all. The American Muslim Bar Association focuses on mentorship, education, pro-bono networks, and more. Tune in to hear how they’re moving the needle in the nonprofit space. Learn more at https://ambalegal.org. Listen to more episodes of #MuslimPhilanthropy at https://amuslimcf.org/pod.

Hani Almadhoun, Director of Philanthropy at UNRWA USA (https://unrwausa.org) joins the #MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast to discuss the situation in Palestine and how people can learn more about the work being done.

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Jehan has a passion to help marginalized communities, especially when it comes to basic needs and social impact. Listen to her career and personal journey in pooling resources to making a difference. Find out more about Blue Meridian at https://bluemeridian.org.

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Bshara Nassar, Executive Director of the Museum for the Palestinian People, joins Ola Mohamed, Nonprofit & Social Impact Fellow at the American Muslim Community Foundation for an insightful discussion on the current situation in Palestine, and how their Museum helps uplift the voices of Palestinians all around the world.

The Museum for the Palestinian People (https://mpp-dc.org) creates a space where people are not marginalized because of the artificial distinctions we use to create borders between us. In fact, we dissolve those distinctions so that people feel safe and open their hearts to truly see the Palestinian people and discover what unites all of us. This is what we want to share with the world: the possibilities that emerge when, together, we create a world without borders.

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Mays Kuhail, Community Coordinator at Build Palestine joins Ola Mohamed, Nonprofit & Social Impact Fellow at American Muslim Community Foundation from Ramallah for a conversation around how global concerned citizens can help.

Build Palestine (https://buildpalestine.com) empowers the most effective and innovative social enterprises in Palestine by amplifying their impact and connecting them with supporters from around the world.

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Mohamad Habehh, Development Coordinator for American Muslims for Palestine joined the #MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast to share more about their advocacy work in promoting Palestinian human rights.

Learn more about AMP at https://ampalestine.org.

Nadeen Mustafa has had a strong sense of purpose and vision since her teenage years to help provide resources to those who need it. Throughout her life, she’s been able to build her skillset and expertise through working in tech, nonprofits, and now as a consultant, along with her educational background and certifications. She’s been a presenter for AMCF’s Social Impact Accelerator (https://bit.ly/amcf-sia) and is a fundraising consultant at Dini Spheris (https://dinispheris.com).

Hana Khan, Operations Manager at MUHSEN shares more about why she joined the team and the programs MUHSEN offers. MUHSEN aims for better communities and better daily lives for all adults and children who are living with disabilities. You can find more about MUHSEN at https://muhsen.org.

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