Locally delivered • donor supported
Help that
Help that
arrives.
Bread for the morning. Water for the neighborhood. Relief when the ordinary disappears. Famidi turns small, clear promises into practical help through local hands.
Verified nonprofit
501(c)(3) • EIN 82-4855071
Latest field note • June 2026
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A Famidi-marked food box and a staple sack move together toward the household receiving them.
The promise
Give people something useful—then show donors what happened.
Famidi works through trusted local coordinators to purchase, deliver, build, and document practical support in Afghanistan. No invented stories. No vague impact language. Just a clear line from a gift to the work it made possible.
Choose a program
Explore all programs →Different needs. One standard of care.
Every program is designed around a specific, understandable promise.
Food support
Food support
Household staples delivered with a visible record of what was provided.
Water wells
Water wells
Community water infrastructure followed from site review to completion.
Emergency relief
Emergency relief
Flexible, locally coordinated support after disaster and displacement.
Seasonal giving
Seasonal giving
Winter, Ramadan, Eid, and Qurbani support shaped around current needs.
Evidence over estimates
A decade of work, held to a clearer standard.
These figures come from Famidi's legal filings, published history, and project archive.
2016The year Famidi began
65+Water wells in published program history
$46,1942025 gross receipts reported in California filing
5Core program areas documented today
Delivery record • June 2026How help moves
Shorter distance. Clearer responsibility.
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Listen locally
Field coordinators identify a concrete need and practical constraints.
- 02
Purchase nearby
Food, clothing, fuel, and materials are sourced in local markets whenever possible.
- 03
Deliver or build
The team completes the handoff or project in the community it serves.
- 04
Keep the record
Photos, video, cards, receipts, and completion evidence stay connected to the work.
From the field
What the work looks like after the social post.
Recent updates expanded with dates, program mechanics, source links, and clear boundaries around what the evidence supports.
June 14, 2026 • Kabul, AfghanistanA month of bread beside a 7,000 AFN salary.
A Kabul sanitation worker described the arithmetic of earning 7,000 AFN a month while paying 2,000 AFN in rent. A Naan Card gave his household one predictable line in an otherwise uncertain budget.
Read the full story →June 8, 2026 • Kabul, AfghanistanA food package, a bread card, and a wheelbarrow.
One June delivery combined household staples with thirty days of daily naan—two forms of support working on different timelines.
Read the full story →
May 18, 2026 • Kabul, AfghanistanThe Naan Card he chose to pass forward.
A shoe cleaner accepted a month of bread, then quietly gave the card to someone he believed needed it more.
Read the full story →One practical next step