What is the partnership

Rahma Worldwide is proud to partner with the Kroger Community Rewards Program, a unique initiative that turns everyday shopping into an act of giving. Through this partnership, Kroger donates a portion of eligible purchases to Rahma Worldwide every time supporters shop and use their Kroger Rewards Card. It’s a simple, no-cost way for families and individuals to contribute to humanitarian work around the world—helping us deliver food, water, education, and relief to those who need it most.

Why choose Rahma Worldwide

By choosing Rahma Worldwide as your designated organization, you’re making your daily purchases count toward real change. Every dollar received through the Kroger Community Rewards Program directly supports our global projects that empower families, provide medical relief, and rebuild communities affected by crisis. With a proven record of transparency, compassion, and impact, Rahma ensures that your support reaches those who need it most. Together, we can make generosity a part of everyday life.

How to add Rahma worldwide to your Kroger account

Supporting Rahma through Kroger is quick, easy, and completely free!
-Visit www.kroger.com
-Sign in to your account or create a new one.
-Navigate to Community Rewards under your account settings.
-Search for Rahma Worldwide Aid & Development or enter our NPO number QH222, then click Enroll.
That’s it! Now, every time you shop and swipe your Kroger Rewards Card, a percentage of your purchase automatically goes to Rahma Worldwide, extending mercy, hope, and relief.

What is the partnership

This year, we expanded our reach to 18+ countries, directly impacting over 12 million people around the world. In Africa, we launched the continent’s largest bakery and a state-of-the-art Qurbani slaughterhouse, revolutionizing food security and economic empowerment. In Gaza, we stood on the front lines, leading 21+ medical missions, deploying 2,238 aid trucks, conducting 5,600+ surgeries, and saving more than 19,700 lives. Meanwhile, in Syria, we brought critical relief to 295,000 people through 265+ projects.