Learn More About Kindness and Care Beyond Borders, Inc. {KCBB}
Kindness and Care Beyond Borders, Inc. {KCBB} is based in Germantown, Maryland. The President and Executive Director, Salahuddeen Abdul Kareem, has more than 40 years experience interacting with children in multiple settings. Having worked as teacher, assistant principal, principal, board member, and parents' representative in American private and public schools for more than 40 years, he has dedicated his life to helping children grow and develop while encouraging them to explore and pursue their life goals. He seeks the same for the fast-growing orphan community around the world. Please help KCBB make life better for as many innocent children as possible. The orphan community has grown and continues to grow around the world. (currently there are more than 153 million orphans around the world). Together, we can make life a little better for them. Come join us and share in the joy of helping young people grow into healthy, well-mannered, well-educated, contributing adults.
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Kindness and Care Beyond Borders, Inc., orphan support contributions have reached the following ten countries: Afghanistan, America, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Malaysia, Palestine, Syria, and Yemen. More than 1000 orphans and poor children have received material and financial support from KCBB since 2011. We have so many wonderful people to thank for their support. However, with that said, there is much more that needs to be done. We need your tax-deductible contributions to help KCBB help the orphan community. We really need to open an multi-complex residence-office in Southeast Asia to better organize and coordinate our work. Will you help?


The Prophet of Allah, Muhammad (pbuh&h) said: "See knowledge from the cradle to the grave."
Dear Special Friends of KCBB:
This is Br. Jefri Rindengan who graduated from college this summer (2020). He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Shariah Economics. My wife and I met Jefri nearly six years ago. He was in high school at the time. After graduating from high school, our organization gladly paid for Jefri's college enrollment, registration fees, and transportation from his orphan home to the college campus. Unfortunately, he hasn't been able to secure employment due to the virus pandemic. We hope and pray that he will gain employment and continue serving the orphan community where he continues to live.

"Mr. Salahuddeen and Ms. Irda first visited our orphanage (Darul-Istiqaamah) in 2015 (June and July). There are more than 100 girls in our orphanage-community. We were in desperate need of school uniforms and more. Thankfully, they were able to purchase four new sewing machines for our orphanage. An adult community member will teach some of us how to sew so that we can make our own uniforms and much more. If we didn't receive these sewing machine gifts from KCBB, we would continue wearing school uniforms and clothing that are too small and outworn. We are more than thankful for this gift! We can't thank KCBB enough for their kindness and care."
Whenever my wife, Sr. Irda, is with the children it's fun time! It's always time to forget the sadness and loneliness surrounding orphan-life at least for a while. Sr. Irda is a "huge hit" with the children - both girls and boys. She has a way of turning sadness into joy and happiness, no matter what child she meets during our orphanage visits. This little Malaysian boy lost both parents in a car crash in 2014 (please pray for them and him). Fortunately, he has an orphanage-home in a suburban Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian orphanage. We hope to see him in 2020, God-willing, once and after the virus pandemic is over.

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