Ramadan is the perfect month for charity, generosity, and community spirit, where people come together to embrace core values of kindness and support for those in need. In Tangier, thousands of children and families struggle with basic necessities, and many of them belong to our direct community (Live Room members, neighbors and their families).

Like every year, Live Room, through its Solidarity Club, joined forces with other local collectives and volunteers to organize an impactful initiative aimed at alleviating hardship and spreading joy during this sacred month.

Our volunteers launched a donation drive at the beginning of Ramadan, collecting clothes, accessories, and monetary contributions from generous community members. Live Room has also reserved a grant for this purpose.

In the past three years, we came out with Jootia Fabor which transforms the traditional concept of a market into an inclusive space where anyone in need can pick out an entire Eid outfit—for free. More than just a charitable event, it fosters a sense of dignity and belonging, ensuring that every child can celebrate Eid with joy and confidence. This year, we fixed the goal to bring joy to at least 50 disadvantaged children by offering them a completely new outfit to celebrate the Eïd ceremony like their pairs.

Beyond its direct impact, these initiatives also serve as an opportunity for new volunteers to engage in social work, deepen their connection with their community, and experience the true spirit of solidarity. By bringing people together for a shared cause, Live Room continues to promote values of generosity, empathy, and mutual support—making Ramadan not just a time of fasting, but a celebration of humanity.