On May 5, ABFS sponsored and distributed 100 Iftar meals to the Muslim community at the ADAMS Center in Sterling, Virginia.

During the holy month of Ramadan, both fasting and acts of charity are advised upon Muslims who are able to do so. Fasting from sunrise to sunset is representative of a spiritual cleansing, an effort to become closer to God, and an attempt to gain a better understanding of human suffering. The act of fasting calls for Muslims to practice self-discipline and sacrifice, as well as reflect upon and show compassion for the poor and less fortunate. Muslims are reminded to be generous and increase their charitable activities. As a result, during Ramadan, much charitable giving is done by the community.