Serving Oshkosh and the Fox Valley
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA
- 1 mosque
- Midwest
Serving Oshkosh
Food pantries, coat drives, blood drives, highway clean-ups and interfaith gatherings: how the Oshkosh Jama'at serves its city.
Following the motto Love for All, Hatred for None, members of the Oshkosh Jama’at serve their neighbors throughout the year.
Service
- Lajna Ima’illah (women) volunteer at local food pantries, collect school backpacks, support Toys for Tots and run a winter coat drive.
- Khuddam and Ansar (men) take part in highway clean-ups and organize blood drives through Muslims for Life.
Interfaith and outreach
- Interfaith symposiums at the mosque, including a discussion with St. Raphael the Archangel Catholic Church on how faith shapes society.
- The Interfaith Festival of Gratitude, which the mosque has helped host with a potluck dinner for people of all faiths.
- Open mosque days and “Real Talk on Islam” sessions where anyone can ask questions about Islam.
- Eid celebrations shared with neighbors, and a virtual interfaith iftar during the pandemic.
- Working with local police on culturally aware training.
Would you like to volunteer, or invite the community to your event? Please get in touch through the chapter’s contact details.
Updated October 8, 2026
