THE LONDON MUSLIM MOSQUE OUR VISION To be a holistic Islamic - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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THE LONDON MUSLIM MOSQUE OUR VISION To be a holistic Islamic community focused on education, jurisprudence, and social activities OUR MISSION To provide an environment for spiritual, intellectual, social and physical balance in accordance with
OUR VISION
To be a holistic Islamic community focused on education, jurisprudence, and social activities
OUR MISSION
To provide an environment for spiritual, intellectual, social and physical balance in accordance with Quran and Sunnah
Follow the Quran and Sunnah in Our Actions and Words Acquire Knowledge, Develop Empathy and then Act Adapt with Boundaries in Mind Love For Others What We Love For Ourselves and Respect Their Choices Operate with Excellence Support Environmental & Financial Sustainability Maintain an Extraordinary Place to Work, Volunteer and Visit
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OUR LEADERS
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Vice-Chair Director Director Vice-Chair Treasurer Director Secretary Director Director
- Dr. Hesham Naggar
Lana Kadri
- Dr. Aly Ahmed
- Dr. Ahmed Hegazy
Hashem Ramadan Mustafa Jilani
Sahar Zimmo
Walid Altahan Bilal Eissa
LMM BOARD MEMBERS
Director
Youssef Tassi
Ali Jomaa
Chair
Buthaina Omar Finance Manager
- Dr. Amin Al-Ali
Imam Hassna Moussa LIS Secretary
LMM MANAGEMENT & ADMIN TEAMS
Asad Choudhary LIS Principal Nader Abdelmaged Operations Manager Zaineb Souahi Executive Secretary Mona Abo El Dahb WLIS Principal Lotfullah Khan QHP Principal
$300,000
$ 550,000
LMM FUNDRAISING IFTAR GOAL 2019
$100,000 $100,000 $50,000 Summit Homes LIS Tuition Assistance Program Islamic Education & Youth Engagement Security Assessment, Training & Personnel
Why Summit Homes?
Why Summit Homes?
DIVERSITY
OUR ADVANTAGES
EDUCATION RELATIONS LOCATION SIZE AGE
1st Short-Term Goal
Fully leverage our Location and facilities and improve our operations
2nd Short-Term Goal
Leverage our Relations to expand our Education and services to satellite locations
1st Long-Term Strategic Objective
Purchase Summit Homes as they become available to further leverage our Location, Size, and Age
2nd Long-Term Strategic Objective
Purchase 12 to 20 acre land to build : New mosque A recreational center the size of the BMO Centre to play and pray Larger school to accommodate1,000 students
MAIN GOALS & STRATEGIC OBJECTIVES
SUMMIT HOMES
LMM Owns Now Available
SUMMIT HOMES
Home Purchas Date Purchase Price Annual Income Net Income ROI Comments 25 Summit Ave June, 2017 $350,000 $28,800 $21,600 6.17% 2018 Actual 17 Summit Ave March, 2019 $278,000 $14,400 $11,400 4.10% Estimated 15 Summit Ave June, 2018 $229,000 $10,800 $8,300 3.62% Estimated
In 2017 and 2018 we purchased the following homes :
Home 19 Summit Ave 9 Summit Ave
Now Available :
$100,000 Islamic Education & Youth Engagement?
QUR’AN HIFZ PROGRAM (QHP)
15 70 338 431 387 57 111 260 9 53 69 70 404 595 716 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Number of Students
Quran Memorization Arabic Reading Proficiency Quran for Adults Totals
$- $- $126,281 $236,146 $285,000 $- $- $14,980 $26,250 $44,000 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
REVENUES & TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Revenue Tuition Assistance Program Note: 2018-19 numbers are forecasts
QUR’AN HIFZ PROGRAM (QHP)
$- $- $126,281 $236,146 $285,000 $- $- $14,980 $26,250 $44,000 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
REVENUES & TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Revenue Tuition Assistance Program 15 70 404 595 716 200 295 320 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
NUMBER OF STUDENTS
Number of Students Students Assisted Note: 2018-19 numbers are forecasts
Increasing the number of students by 10 folds comes with a cost Security will be an added cost Last year your donations provided tuition assistance to 295 students This year your donations will provide tuition assistance to 320 students Strategic Objective: establish Quran Reading & Memorization Centers similar to the Kumon Math & Reading Centers Additional staff & supplies are needed to maintain the premises clean
$75,000 WILL GO TO THE QUR’AN HIFZ PROGRAM
YMCA YMCA YMCA
YMCA
SATELLITE PRAYER HALLS
SAB YMCA
Medway St. Thomas
LMM
ICSWO SCCC MYAL Taqwa NLIC MAC Hyatt Bosni
Sports Islamic Narrative Platform Negotiations
$25,000 WILL GO TO YOUTH ENGAGEMENT PROGRAMS
Crucial Communication
$50,000 LIS Tuition Assistance Program
LONDON ISLAMIC SCHOOL (LIS)
350 360 250 260 260 22 53 50 37 45 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
NUMBER OF STUDNETS AT LIS
Number of Students Students Assisted
$1,322,622 $1,690,247 $1,634,147 $1,645,443 $1,659,000 $(108,891) $(50,672) $(22,363) $(9,475) $- $44,440 $25,000 $44,610 $50,000 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
LIS FINANCIALS
Revenue Deficit / Surplus Tuition Assistance Program Note: 2018-19 numbers are forecasts
Reduced student-teacher ratios for the Arabic and Quran programs to ensure enhanced quality of learning Created a Dedicated Athletics Program & establishing Athletics Director position to continue to grow all sports programs and enhance student fitness Established annual staff Professional Development Funding to ensure all staff are growing and advancing their skill sets Introduced new Technology Program covering new wireless infrastructure, new school management software, Chromebook and iPad carts Introduced fully licensed Daycare as well as Busing Program Increased staff salaries over the past 4 years and continuing
LONDON ISLAMIC SCHOOL
$100,000 Security Assessment, Training & Personnel
After the recent terrorist attacks at the mosques in New Zealand during Friday Prayer, security must be a top priority to all Muslim institutions The Community Steering Committee (CSC) and Risk and Crisis Management Committee (RCMC) met back in March All local Muslim Institutions agreed to put security measures in place to minimize security threats
SECURITY
The LMM wants to raise $100,000 to :
- Hire security consulting firm
- Hire 2 FTE for security officer positions
- Provide training to staff and community members
2019 LMM Fundraising
$300,000
$ 550,000
LMM FUNDRAISING IFTAR GOAL 2019
$100,000 $100,000 $50,000 Summit Homes LIS Tuition Assistance Program Islamic Education & Youth Engagement Security Assessment, Training & Personnel
School Expansion
Funds Raised
Name Of Account Amount Projects & Service Fund New School project $ 1,286,695 Summit houses $ 104,431 LMM Security $ 30,000 Parking Expansion $ 14,199 Islamic education Fund $ 8,915 Mosque Library Fund $ 4,161 Daawa $ 1,142 Totals $ 1,449,542 Humanitarian Syrian Refugee Fund (Local) $ 84,084 RD Gaza $ 17,840 Syrian Relief (Overseas) $ 12,981 Burma $ 10,641 Jaariyah $ 10,455 Africa Relief $ 8,135 Gaza Physician $ 5,055 Yemen $ 3,309 Totals $ 152,499
SCHOOL EXPANSION
The London Islamic School is at full capacity The Waiting List is presently at 80+ students and growing The completion of the school expansion is critical by 2022 The funds raised for school expansion so far is $1.3M The options that were discussed are:
Purchase an existing school Purchase a land to build a new school Build a second story on the existing school
SCHOOL EXPANSION
Purchasing existing school is no longer an option
The Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) decided to stop selling schools especially in major cities such as London, Ontario
Purchasing a land to build a school presently is not a viable option
It will cost over $13M It will take many years to build
The LMM Board has decided to pursue the option of building a second level The LMM Board will complete a full and proper assessment to determine the feasibility of this option and whether technical or building limitations exist along with costs associated with this option The Board will present their findings to the community at a General Assembly Meeting by the end of this year
Thank you WLIS
WEEKEND ISLAMIC SCHOOL (WLIS)
413 398 466 360 380 400 420 440 460 480 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
Number of Students at WLIS
$196,464 $227,632 $240,624 $250,731 $254,000 $(32,093) $7,469 $10,378 $7,626 $4,000 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19
CHART TITLE
Revenue Deficit / Surplus Tuition Assistance Program
Note: 2018-19 numbers are forecasts
LMM Accomplishments
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Established the Strategic Planning Committee (SPC) consisting of over 40 community members. Defined LMM’s VMOSA (Vision, Mission, Objectives, Strategies, and some Action Plans) Revamped the LMM Internal Organizational Structure (LMMIOS) to streamline and improve the effectiveness and efficiency of the LMM operation. Established the Community Steering Committee (CSC) to decide over and work collaboratively on matters and initiatives that have impact on the London Muslim Community at large. Established the Risk and Crisis Management Committee (RCMC) to deal with crisis impacting our community. Ensured that both of CSC and RCMC consist of all local Islamic organizations (LMM, ICSWO, MAC, Bosnian Mosque, MYAL, MRCSSI, and AlTaqwa).
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
In collaboration with all local organizations, established the Position of Media Representatives representing the entire community in time of crisis. Took the fundraising dinner to a larger venue allowing us to make it more inclusive and welcoming. Introduced the concept of service funds to the community and established the Islamic Education Fund and Dawa Fund. Used the funds to support initiatives that are in line with the LMM Vision such as the Qu’ran Hifz program. Established the Homes Fund to purchase homes around the LMM to further leverage LMM’s top Competitive Advantage: LMM’s Location and Size. Used the Homes Fund and closed the sales deals of three homes, and the Board is working to purchase more.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Established the new full time position of Director of Islamic/Associate Imam Education Program to fully focus on the development of our Islamic Education curriculum and programs. Filled the full time position of Executive Secretary to support the community members, Imam, Board, etc. Revamped the LMM bylaws and made them in compliance with the most recent provincial charity rules and regulations. Established areas of focus with the other local Islamic Organizations. Continued to support organizations such as Hikma and NCCM.
LMM Setbacks
Transparency and Accountability Committee (TAC) Religious Affairs Committee (RAC) Membership Committee (MC) Volunteers Recruiting Committee (VRC) School Funds Operational Efficiencies
SETBACKS
LMM Goals 2019
TAC RAC Operations VRC
- Provide transparency
- Communicate effectively
- Collect community feedback
- Engage community members
- Enable cross-committee collaboration
- Provide Islamic narrative to current topics
- Improve dawa programs
- Establish relevant counseling programs
- Create additional Islamic educational programs
- Improve Process to Set Proper Expectations for
Timelines
- Database to Capture and Store Information
- Leverage Technologies to Improve Efficiency
- Improve Operation Management and Services
- Recruit volunteers
- Develop and train new volunteers
- Retain and build existing volunteers
TO ACCOMPLISH IN 2019
BOARD WILL…
- Ensure successful establishment of TAC, RAC, and VAR
- Activate the Steering Committee
- Purchase at least one home
- Investigate and present to the community the option to build a second floor for the London
Islamic School
- Set SMART goals for staff
- Allocate budget for each committee
- Use or reallocate funds raised
- Fill in the “Director of Islamic Education” position
- Provide space for additional Islamic education programs