Mahour Group

Report of Financial Assistance for Shahid Fahmideh Elementary School in Ardestan City:

Phase One:

• 186 plastic chairs (photos and receipt attached) totaling 40,000,000 Tomans.
• 10 air coolers (photos and receipt attached) totaling 26,100,000 Tomans.

Phase Two:

• 4 washing basins for children’s bathrooms totaling 24,000,000 Tomans.
• Water dispenser totaling 12,500,000 Tomans.

Phase Three:

• Estimated cost of replacing hallway flooring: 120,000,000 Tomans.

Maahoor Group has deposited the required amount for Phase One and Phase Two. The purchases for Phase One have been completed and delivered to the school. Currently, the purchases for Phase Two are in progress. The deposit for Phase Three will be made after the completion and receipt of reports for Phase Two.

We express our gratitude for your ongoing support and collaboration, esteemed supporters.

“Lena House” is a safe shelter for the growth and upbringing of 20 orphaned children, established by the charity organization “Smiling Rays of Hope Foundation” in the Bagh-e Fayz neighborhood of Tehran. This house was introduced by one of the supporters of the children under the support of Maahoor Group in Iran. Following the usual process, after initial follow-ups by the representative of Maahoor Group and necessary confirmations, a donation of 20 million Tomans was provided to support the establishment of this house.

We hope that Lena House becomes a nurturing and peaceful environment for these future builders of our dear homeland. We are grateful to you for your continuous support and for standing by us on this journey, and we sincerely appreciate your assistance.

With greetings and gratitude to each and every one of our dear supporters who have been with us on our journey, we are pleased to inform you that, thanks to your kindness and generosity, and with the assistance of one of our group members, we were able to procure 24 electric heaters for the earthquake-affected people in “Khoi” in Iran in less than a few hours. We delivered them to the warehouse that Mr. “Nik Yousefi” had recommended for this purpose, so that they can reach the affected individuals as soon as possible.

Thank You,

Mahour Group

 

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We’re just under a month out from the Norouz 1401 and we hope you’re all excited! We’re writing today to announce that we are officially sold out at capacity. We cannot thank you enough for your continued love and support of our group.

Mahour Group prepared and delivered 10 food packages to the  low-income families living in Iran.

This is the time to mobilize and safely help our communities. Helping our elderly and low-income families in any way is needed.

Donate directly to: info@mahour.ca to support your community during COVID-19.

Mahour Group prepared and delivered 10 food packages to the  low-income families living in Iran.

This is the time to mobilize and safely help our communities. Helping our elderly and low-income families in any way is needed.

Donate directly to: info@mahour.ca to support your community during COVID-19.

Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is a rare genetic connective tissue disorder. There are many genetic and symptomatic variations of EB, but all share the prominent symptom of extremely fragile skin that blisters and tears from minor friction or trauma. EB is always painful, is often pervasive and debilitating. There is no treatment or cure. Daily wound care, pain management and protective bandaging are the only options available. EB affects 1 out of every 20,000 live births and those born with it are often called Butterfly Children because as the analogy goes, their skin is as fragile as the wings of a butterfly.

The life expectancy of butterfly children:
Wounds caused by the disorder may never heal and they are prone to life threatening infections and the death in infancy can occur from infection. In the more severe recessive types, death from skin cancer is common between the ages of 15 and 35 but, in the milder, dominant forms, life expectancy is unaffected.

The difficulties of butterfly children in Iran:
– Educational system has not cooperated with them and does not allow them to study alongside other students in school, and this is one of the main problems of patients with IBE.
– They receive only a certain number of bandage packages for free. These dressings are scarce and cannot find them at the pharmacies,
– The cost of each sheet of bandage is about 30 dollars, which lots of patient cannot afford.
– In addition, they need to pay 50 to 100 dollars per month for the ointment and pills.

Mahour Group is a non-profit organisation which support these kids in Iran by raising donation and provide ointment, pills, bandage and all other requirements for them. Just $10 can provide one cream to reduce one kid’s pain.
Thank you in advance for your help.