Reporting
At the heart of our financial stewardship lies a commitment to transparency and accountability, reflecting the core values we uphold. By exploring our annual and international reports, along with detailed financial statements, you’ll discover the story of how your support fuels our mission. Our goal is to honor your contributions by ensuring they are used in the most impactful and efficient manner possible.
Latest Reports
2025 Annual Report
In 2025, your support reached people in crisis, built lasting change, and gave hope across the globe. See how your generosity made a difference in our annual report.
Advocacy Report - Q1 2026
Humanitarian aid alone cannot address systemic injustice without also confronting the systems, narratives, and policies that enable violence and dehumanisation.
Ramadan 2025 Report
This Ramadan, your generosity reached 27 countries—bringing food, water, and hope to those who needed it most. See the impact in our full report.
2025 Overview
Together, we achieved the extraordinary!
$29,039,286
disbursed through 100+ projects around the world
7,518,454
beneficiaries aided worldwide
36 Countries
aided throughout Asia, Africa, the Middle East & more!
Emergency
$9,841,466
Spend
5,898,678
Beneficiaries
In response to emergencies, MAA prioritises swift and effective aid delivery, utilising our extensive network of field offices and NGO partners to offer immediate support and humanitarian assistance.
Our emergency response strategy encompasses three key phases:
- Relief: to provide urgent aid
- Recovery: focusing on rehabilitating those affected
- Rebuild: where we invest in sustainable community development to foster long-term income and living solutions.
This comprehensive approach supports affected communities in rebuilding and strengthening their capacities against future crises, whilst still ensuring immediate relief.
This year was witness to many disasters, including earthquakes in Morocco and Afghanistan, flooding in Bangladesh, India, Kenya, and Tanzania, and the war in Gaza, Lebanon and more.
Ramadan
$5,160,826
Spend
706,604
Beneficiaries
During the holy month of Ramadan, MAA’s programme strategically addresses food insecurity, reaching out to those in dire need with an increased distribution of food packs and meals.
Our targeted support extends to families and individuals facing social, financial, and economic hardships, prioritising widows, orphans, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
Our evolving, data-driven approach aims to magnify our impact, ensuring that the spirit of giving and community support is felt more broadly and deeply each year.
Food Aid
$3,590,082
Spend
209,270
Beneficiaries
In light of escalating global food crises, MAA places significant emphasis on combating hunger and malnutrition.
Our mission extends beyond immediate relief, aiming to foster self-sufficiency within communities through access to essential nutrition.
Central to our approach is ensuring that our Food Aid respects the cultural practices of each recipient country, recognising the importance of dignity alongside nourishment in our humanitarian efforts.
Orphan & Widow Aid
$2,554,979
Spend
46,792
Beneficiaries
Nurturing an orphan with essentials such as healthy food, medical care, clean clothes, and access to education provides them with a protective environment. It empowers them to reach their full potential.
Over the past financial year, our Orphan & Widow Aid program has made significant strides in improving the lives of orphans across multiple regions. Our efforts have spanned Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, impacting countries such as Palestine, Ghana, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Türkiye, Jordan and Uganda.
MAA’s Orphan & Widow Aid program continues to expand its reach and effectiveness, adapting to the unique needs of orphans in different regions.
Qurban
$2,099,254
Spend
356,055
Beneficiaries
During the holy month of Ramadan, MAA’s programme strategically addresses food insecurity, reaching out to those in dire need with an increased distribution of food packs and meals.
Our targeted support extends to families and individuals facing social, financial, and economic hardships, prioritising widows, orphans, people with disabilities, and the elderly.
Our evolving, data-driven approach aims to magnify our impact, ensuring that the spirit of giving and community support is felt more broadly and deeply each year.
Education
$1,241,434
Spend
46,545
Beneficiaries
Facing the challenge of educational access amidst prohibitive costs, MAA dedicates efforts to enabling learning and vocational skills for underprivileged communities.
Our goal is to enhance self-sufficiency and financial independence, addressing the dire need for quality education and overcoming barriers such as insufficient teaching resources, overcrowded classrooms, and the necessity for some children to work.
Through providing essential educational tools and fostering a conducive learning environment, MAA is committed to uplifting individuals and communities by equipping them with crucial skills for their future, helping to break the cycle of poverty.
Health
$1,222,135
Spend
95,555
Beneficiaries
Amid rising global healthcare costs, MAA has intensified its Health and Medical programs to provide crucial services.
These include Emergency Medical Aid, training for healthcare professionals, equipping medical facilities with essential tools, and fostering health awareness for sustainable health improvements.
Our core mission revolves around ensuring access to primary healthcare and disease prevention, aiming to bridge the gap for the underserved and vulnerable populations.
WASH
$1,219,094
Spend
136,350
Beneficiaries
Recognising the crucial need for clean water and sanitation, MAA has expanded its WASH initiatives to include the construction of Boreholes, Deep, Semi Deep and Shallow Water Wells.
This year, we’ve we constructed a solar powered borehole in Somalia which helped provide ongoing clean water to over 36,000 people and their livestock.
Our approach prioritises infrastructure development, sanitation enhancement, and the promotion of hygiene awareness, aiming to tackle the global challenge where over a billion individuals lack access to safe drinking water.
Advocacy
$1,000,593
Spend
MAA’s advocacy extends our humanitarian mission globally, amplifying the voices of the oppressed and addressing systemic injustices. Through strategic partnerships with reputable organisations and evidence-based research, our efforts remain impactful and credible.
We’re worked with local partners like Australia Palestine Advocacy Network to train youth in activism and support urgent political campaigns. To amplify Palestinian voices and shift media narratives, we supported full-page ads in the New York Times and San Francisco Chronicle, that reached millions. To raise awareness and influence policy, we’ve engaged with political leaders at the highest levels to urge a ceasefire, and justice and dignity for all.
At the local level, we played a vital role in supporting and reinforcing key organisations at the forefront of advocacy for Gaza. These groups have been instrumental in shaping public discourse, engaging proactively with media, organising public forums and educational events, and leading high-impact campaigns. Our support enabled them to scale their efforts, deepen community engagement, and mobilise broad-based solidarity. Collectively, these initiatives have contributed to a more coordinated and powerful movement for justice for Palestine and the people of Gaza.
Strategic collaboration remains central to our approach. By investing in partnerships that combine political advocacy, grassroots organising, and policy influence, we have been able to significantly extend our reach. Notably, one of our funded projects contributed to legal submissions that were referenced in proceedings before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Criminal Court (ICC), culminating in the issuance of arrest warrants, including that of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This underscores the tangible impact of our collaborative strategy and the importance of sustained, cross-sectoral action.
Shelter
$535,255
Spend
980
Beneficiaries
Shelter is a fundamental human need, providing safety, security, and dignity. At MAA, we recognise the critical importance of shelter in improving the lives of vulnerable communities worldwide.
Throughout the year, we’ve been dedicated to providing shelter solutions to those affected by disasters, conflicts, and poverty. This includes the construction of temporary shelters, rehabilitation of damaged homes, and long-term housing projects.
Our efforts aim not only to provide physical shelter but also to restore a sense of stability and hope to individuals and families in need. Through collaborative partnerships and community engagement, we continue to work towards ensuring that everyone has a safe place to call home.
sustainable development
$370,185
Spend
6,825
Beneficiaries
Our sustainable development programs have been created to establish longevity and sustainable measures of income, housing and care to the communities we serve. Whether helping small business owners set up food carts, or creating lasting agricultural gardens for communities, we strive to ensure that at the core of what we do, we are restoring independence, dignity and sustainability.
Aqeeqah & General Sacrifice
$203,982
Spend
14,800
Beneficiaries
MAA’s Aqeeqah or General Sacrifice program annually honours the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), offering vital nourishment through the ritual slaughter of livestock in the world’s most impoverished regions.
This act of faith, performed shortly after a child’s birth, extends the celebration of new life by providing thousands with meals that diversify and enrich their diet, reflecting our commitment to compassionate action and the profound impact of sharing in communities globally.
Annual Reports
At MAA, we believe that sincere, transparent and accountable actions are the cornerstones of becoming one of Australia’s most trusted aid organisations. Our annual reports document our activities and performance for the calendar year in a clear and digestible format.
Our Commitment to Ethical and Responsible Operations
At MAA we are committed to responsible and ethical operations. Our comprehensive compliance program includes policies, procedures, standards, and a code of conduct to ensure transparency, accountability, and integrity in all of our actions. We are dedicated to earning and maintaining the trust of our stakeholders and continuously improving our compliance program for a better service to those in need.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are your admin fees?
MAA has a 100% donation policy for any donations made towards specific programmes or campaigns such as Orphan Aid or Emergency Aid. For general donations, there are 5 groups of expenses categorised by NGOs: 1. Distributed Funds & Project Pipeline 2. Administration 3. International Projects Support 4. Marketing & Fund-raising 5. Community Development & Education Since funds are pooled into categories, other NGOs may only give you their admin fee figures excluding all other expenses such as marketing fees. As part of our policy to remain transparent and honest to our donors, we have included all the above expense categories into our Admin fee total of 9.39%. When adding donations allocated specifically towards our admin fees, the revised percentage is 4.06%.
How does MAA ensure funds are distributed accurately?
For over 30 years, MAA has been at the forefront of ensuring that every donation is used efficiently and effectively. Our commitment is to deliver unwavering support to the world’s most vulnerable communities. To keep our donors informed, we publish an Annual Report every year. This provides a comprehensive view of how funds have been allocated and utilised. Explore our interactive Data Visualisation map, showcasing how your donations have been distributed around the world. Witness the real-time impact of our efforts and understand the breadth of our global outreach. MAA’s financial integrity is paramount. Our financial statements undergo both internal and external audits annually, ensuring complete transparency for our donors and stakeholders.
Are my donations tax deductable?
Yes, all donations made to MAA are 100% tax deductible. This is not restricted to any specific campaigns or projects. If you have not received a tax deductible receipt for a donation you have made please contact us on 1800 100 786 or email [email protected]. To make this process easy, please also include the date of payment and the campaign you donated towards.
How do I update my credit card details?
You can update your credit card details using one of the following two options; Via our Website: Step 1: Sign in to your MAA Account. Step 2: Select Future payment. Step 3: Select Change Card Detail. Step 4: Enter your new card details, and select the Update. You can also Call us on 1800 100 786 or +61 2 8016 9500.
How do I cancel my recurring donations?
To cancel your recurring donation, send us an email [email protected] with the following details, and we’ll contact you as soon as possible: Full Name on Card, Recurring Donation ID (you can find this on your donation receipt), Email Address, and type “Request to cancel recurring donation,” in the subject line.
How do I create an MAA account?
To create an account, click on the “Sign In” link on the top right of the page and fill out the form under “New to MAA?” Once the form is properly filled out, click “Register” on the bottom of the page. Creating an account will give you a personal Donor ID which you may quote when contacting us for information on orphan sponsorship, past or current donations or to receive Tax Receipts. Your MAA account will also allow you to keep track of your current and past donations for tax deductibility and donation management purposes.
I am interested in doing a fundraiser on behalf of MAA. What do I do?
Awesome! We are always thrilled to know people are fundraising for us! The first step is to contact us so we can have a detailed chat about what you have in mind. This will help us to advice you and guide you with the next steps. Please give us a call on 1800 100 786 or email us at [email protected] to get in touch with us.
