Eid al-Adha Community Gathering
An evening of food, music, and prayers as we celebrate Eid al-Adha together. Families and friends welcome.

Fur Union in the USA is a Nonprofit serving the Sudanese-American community, focused on education, community development, cultural preservation, and empowering future generations.

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Cultural events, language classes, and community meetups. Everyone is welcome.
An evening of food, music, and prayers as we celebrate Eid al-Adha together. Families and friends welcome.
An informal coffee hour for families who have recently arrived in the U.S.
Our annual fundraiser supports scholarships, language classes, and newcomer welcome kits.
“Bora fatta — the white milk, the shared cup. No Fur family stands alone.”
Five programs that support Fur families across the United States — from newly arrived households to second-generation youth.
Tutoring, mentorship, and scholarships for students in the Fur community.
Learn moreEmergency aid for displaced Fur people in Tawila North Darfur , Sudan.
Learn moreFur language classes for kids, English classes for adults.
Learn moreTraining community members who want to take on bigger roles.
Learn moreCultural events, gatherings, and partnerships with local organizations.
Learn moreStudents Supported
Community Partners
States Reached
In Resources Mobilized
Stories from Fur families across the United States.
StudentsMay 13, 2026
Fatima, a high-school senior from Atlanta, earned a full scholarship to Spelman College with help from our mentorship program.
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CommunityApr 1, 2026
Three families started a small vegetable garden behind the community center. It's now a regular gathering spot.
Read moreMar 18, 2026
After years of catering from home, Zahra opened a halal storefront in Houston with help from our small-business program.
Read moreMembers of the Fur community share what Fur Union means to them.
“Fur Union helped me open my grocery store. The coaching and the small grant made it possible.”