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The INSPIRE Retreat is a leadership development program targeting university students and young professionals, specifically targeting the American Shia Muslim Community.

The Mainstay Foundation supports students from low-income communities in their elementary schools all the way to college education, to gain the qualifications and education that most are privileged to receive around the world.

We are proud to announce the launch of The Mainstay Leadership Project, a new educational personal development program that aims to develop our future leaders through authentic, creative, and engaging learning experiences.

The D.R.I.V.E. Retreat is intended to be a fulfilling summer experience that aims to empower high school students and instill in them a sound sense of identity that will help build their self-esteem and bring a greater sense of self-worth.

The Najaf Retreat is an initiative that was first started in 2016 by the Mainstay Foundation. It gives an opportunity for young leaders in our communities to be exposed to the rich Islamic heritage in Iraq by visiting the Holy Shrines and connecting with scholars in the Islamic Seminary in Najaf.

Maintaining a strong relationship with the scholars of the Islamic Seminary is vital to our work. By building that relationship we are able to seek their guidance and keep them updated on the work and progress of the community.

The annual Muharram program is near and dear to the heart of the community. It started in 2015 and with the Never Forget Campaign, a 10-day interactive presentation that attracted over a thousand attendees on a nightly basis – the vast majority being youth ages 13 to 19.  

The Holy Month of Ramadan is for the whole family. Do not let your kids miss out on the Ramadan experience. The foundation is organizing three programs tailored for our children...

The Mainstay Foundation will hold this year’s Gifts of the Messenger gift wrapping event on 10/31/2021 in honor of our Holy Prophet’s birthday!

People all around the world are experiencing varying levels of water accessibility. For some, the water that flows from their sinks is clear and constant.