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Mercy4Mankind (M4M) is part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) that takes its inspiration for its charitable initiatives from the example of the Founder of Islam, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). He has been referred to in the Holy Quran as ‘Mercy for all the Worlds’ and this is reflected in his teachings and practice. He was a source of peace and mercy for all and left behind teachings encouraging his followers to do the same. He sought to protect the rights of the oppressed and subjugated, he elevated the rank of women in a society which despised them, he established the rights of animals and even trees.
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And We Have Sent Thee Not But As A Mercy For All Peoples.
CHAPTER 21, VERSE 108 OF THE HOLY QURAN
Initiatives
836+
Blood Donations
4,015+
Homeless Feeding
1+
Shelter Bus
272+
Charities
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Outreach Efforts
500+
Trees Planted
1.5+M
Million Pounds Food Collected
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Blood Donation Clinics
Our Partners
The Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be on him) sought to help people regardless of their faith. He established a treaty within the city of Medina, where people of various faiths lived, and he laid the blueprint of interreligious tolerance by not differentiating between people based on their faith. His mercy extended to all and he taught kindness towards animals and said that even planting trees was a charity. Hence, Muslims find mercy was the very fabric of this holy person.
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“I personally feel that the alignment of Ahmadiyya [Muslim] values with Canadian values – values of openness, respect, compassion and willingness to work hard and desire to be there for each other – these are the kinds of things we need so much more of in the community and in the world.”
Rt. Hon. Justin Trudeau
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community is a reminder of what is best about Canada. Your hard work and dedication to serving those around you, giving back to your community, and standing in defence of religious freedom for all are things every Canadian can stand behind you on. I will work tirelessly to bring home a Canada where all Canadians, no matter where they come from, can achieve their dreams. Thank you for all you do.
Pierre Poilievre
Warm greetings to everyone taking part in the Mercy4Mankind Charity Runs. Building a great province begins with strong, healthy communities. Many thanks to the good folks of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community for taking part in these runs. Events such as this bring people of all faiths and cultus- res together to raise awareness of worthwhile causes.
Doug Ford
The Run for Vaughan is a top tier event in the City of Vaughan that brings us together behind a united mission: better local healthcare in the heart of our community. I am continuously grateful and impressed with this volunteer-driven organization that is raising over $2M in support of the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital. Team Lecce will continue to actively participate with one of the largest teams and donations, as we work to ensure it is the largest run yet!
Stephen Lecce
Since 2003, the Run for Vaughan has contributed meaningful support to our goal of bringing a hospital to Vaughan - and together, we achieved that goal. Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital is Canada's first smart hospital and the first net-new hos- pital to open in Ontario in more than 30 years. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is a vital part of our city and country, and I want to thank each of its members for their dedicated and purposeful efforts in making our home the best it can be.
Steven Del Duca
“The City of Markham is honoured to host its inaugural Mercy4Mankind Charity Run. The event, organized by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, not only promotes health and unity, but also exemplifies the caring spirit that defines Markham. The commitment and dedication of the organizers, participants and supporters illustrates the positive impact we can achieve when our community comes together for a common cause.”
THE HONOURABLE MARY NG
"I applaud Mercy4Mankind's inaugural Charity Walk/Run in Markham, following their remarkable 20-year legacy of giving. With a strong track record and dedication to community, their support for Markham Stouffville Hospital reflects their commitment to local well-being. I commend their unwavering spirit."
Logan Kanapathi
“The City of Markham is honoured to host its inaugural Mercy4Mankind Charity Run. The event, organized by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, not only promotes health and unity, but also exemplifies the caring spirit that defines Markham. The commitment and dedication of the organizers, participants and supporters illustrates the positive impact we can achieve when our community comes together for a common cause.”
Mayor Frank Scarpitti
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is a vital part of Markham and we are so grateful for all the work you do to benefit so many. Markham shares your motto for service of "Love for All, Hatred for None" where all are included irrespective of race, gender or beliefs. Congratulations and thank you to all who are participating in this Inaugural Mercy4Mankind Walk/Run benefitting The Markham. Stouffville Hospital Foundation.
Jim Jones
We are thrilled that Markham’s Milne Dam Conservation Park is hosting the inaugural Mercy4Mankind walk/run in Markham. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and Markham share core values of kindness, togetherness and service to humanity. Anything is possible when we all work together. Thank you to Mercy4Mankind and all involved that will make this charity walk and run a success.
KAREN REA
Mississauga prides itself on being one of the most diverse cities in the world both culturally and spiritually. In times like these, we need to be compassionate, understanding and tolerant. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association is a perfect example of a group stepping-up to support our neighbours. HER WORSHIP MAYOR OF MISSISSAUGA BONNIE CROMBIE during her message at Run for Mississauga 2020
Bonnie Crombie
I would like to take this moment and thank the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association for taking this initiative to do something and help the community. I know during this pandemic, it is a tough time for everyone with their own challenges, but sticking up and trying to something for all of us is definitely something admirable. AMYA has been very good and positive in all aspects of Mississauga's charitable activities.
MPP SHEREF SABAWY
I really want to thank our front-line workers at Trillium Health Care, you really are our everyday heroes while we deal with this pandemic as a global community. We have all known somebody that's been inflicted with cancer and had that struggle, so we are actually lucky to have world class facilities to deal with this here in Mississauga.
MP GAGAN SIKAND
Too often we are watching the news to see so much negativity. But AMYA has shown us that our youth are vibrant, caring and willing to give back and serve our community. On behalf of our Premier Doug Ford and our entire caucus, thank you for continuing to do your part to combat this pandemic and for all the work that you do supporting our communities
MPP NINA TANGRI
This year has been very different, the good thing is the communities came together, to work together. I always tell the parents when they do good things, your kids follow you and this is the best way to raise our children. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association is one organization who is actually teaching parents many things. For this, I want to say thank you!
MPP DEEPAK ANAND
The Ahmadiyya Muslim community is a dynamic aspect of Brampton, of Ontario, of Canada. They're always doing fundraisers for hospitals, fundraisers for different community initiatives, food drives. They're truly a great example of Canada.
Gurratan Singh
On behalf of the City of Brampton, I thank the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association for hosting the 5th Annual Run For Brampton on September 28 at 9:00 am at Central Peel Secondary School. I encourage residents to join this event as we raise funds for the William Osler Health System. The generosity and volunteerism of our Muslim community truly enhance Brampton's spirit. See you at the run!
Patrick Brown
I...stand alongside the [Ahmadiyya Muslim] community which speaks out fearlessly in defence of tolerance, pluralism, and religious freedom. We are united by our values.
Andrew Sucheer
Now in its 14th year, the Run for Vaughan has achieved notable success in its mission to raise much needed funds for the Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital. Organized by Vaughan's Ahmadiyya community, this event continues to fulfill its noble mission to bring people together in support of the Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital.
Maurizio Bevilacqua
Thank you to the [Ahmadiyya Muslim] Community for all the work that you do and the model you are for what communities and community engagement is all about.
Hon. Deb Schulte
Fast Facts
Funds
Raised
$3.5M Raised for
Canadian Charities
Tree
Planting
Over 50,000 trees planted by our volunteers throughout Canada
Street
Clean
Approximately 1500 KMS cleaned, 30,000 man hours spent & 50 Localities cleaned
Blood
Donation
More than 4500 pints of blood (equivalent of saving 3000 lives) collected and donated by ethnic minority groups
Hospital & Care Home Visits
Over 5,000 visits to care homes & hospitals across the country
Feed The Homeless
Approximately, 1.75M homeless feeding packs distributed across Canada
- FAQ's
Mercy for Mankind is a charitable organization dedicated to providing humanitarian aid, support, and resources to those in need. Our mission is to promote compassion, kindness, and positive change in the lives of vulnerable communities.
You can make a donation directly on our website through our Vaughan race roster page. We accept one-time contributions as well as recurring monthly donations to support our ongoing projects.
Donations made to Mercy for Mankind are used to fund a variety of initiatives, including food and medical aid, education programs, disaster relief efforts, and more. We ensure that your contributions directly impact those in need
Yes! We welcome volunteers who want to help make a difference. If you’re interested in volunteering, please visit our “Get Involved” page for more information on how you can contribute your time and skills.
We are committed to transparency and accountability. We regularly publish reports detailing the allocation of funds, the projects we’re working on, and the impact we’re making. We also adhere to best practices for nonprofit governance and financial oversight.
Our work primarily focuses on providing humanitarian aid, supporting education, advancing healthcare access, and empowering underprivileged communities. We also work on sustainable development projects that help lift communities out of poverty.
Absolutely! We encourage individuals, schools, and organizations to host fundraising events to support our cause. If you’re interested in organizing an event, please contact us for more details on how we can assist and guide you through the process.
You can stay updated by signing up for our newsletter, following us on social media, or regularly checking our website. We post updates on our ongoing projects, upcoming events, and other initiatives that require your support.
Yes! Mercy for Mankind is a registered charity, and donations made to our organization are eligible for tax receipts. After making a donation, you will receive a receipt for your records.
You can reach us through our “Contact Us” page on the website, where you’ll find our email address, phone number, and a contact form. We strive to respond to all inquiries promptly.
