As people of Muslim faith will soon welcome the beginning of the holy month of Ramadan around mid- June of  2015, the American Human Rights Council (AHRC) is pleased to launch its second year of its Ramadan’s Prisoners & Family Gift. Ramadan is a time when people  celebrate our common humanity through reflection, sharing, caring and giving . The program aims to extend a little help to those less fortunate who are separated from their families and loved ones during special times of the year.  Those unfortunate fellow humans behind bars should not be forgotten. They have families and children who are anxiously awaiting the end of their incarceration. This is the time of the year where the donor and AHRC can help bring a smile to a prisoner in jail and bring some hope to those behind bars. It is time to show the families and especially the kids who have been deprived from their parent/s that common good is strong and the hope for the better tomorrow is there.

AHRC calls upon all people of good will to be part of this special Ramadan gift program.  A $100.00 or whatever you can afford would help a lot and it will help elevate some stress and pressure. It will help those behind bars connect with the outside world embracing our common humanity. AHRC asks all to help promote this Prisoner & Family Ramadan Gift program. Nothing is more noble than helping others at the time of dire need. Nothing can be like advancing the hope of the hopeless. Your donation is truly appreciated. In addition, if you know of someone who may need our support, please contact us.  Help today and send you GIFT donation today. Visit for Safe and Secured donation at: www.ahrcusa.org

“Incarceration is hard on prisoners and their families- particularly during special occasions such as Ramadan. Prisoners need be rehabilitated and kind gestures of care go a long way in giving the prisoners hope for a rehabilitated life upon release. A small donation this Ramadan goes a long way in restoring hope to the prisoners and their families,” stated Imad Hamad, AHRC Executive Director.