IRAQ Builders  IRAQ Builders is a volunteer group of doctors, pharmacists, engineers, workers, businessmen and many other people from Iraqi society standing together with the forgotten and neglected poor families against poverty and the severity of life. The main goal of the IRAQ Builders team is to rebuild roofs of houses containing widow mothers with their orphans who are incapable of affording repair and maintenance for their houses. The team was founded after the major rainstorm in Baghdad in winter, 2012. It's a part of Al-Ta’awn Charity Society, which has different branches in Iraq and the Middle East. "Ordinary people in real life with active accounts in social media networks can do heroic and huge positive changes in real life!" This idea was brought to life via IRAQ Builder's Project, which is based on using social media platforms and related mobile applications to recruit volunteers and raise donations for initiatives that lead to real positive change within communities. These initiatives mainly target marginalized groups within society such as underprivileged families, people with special needs, and women. There were four volunteers when “Iraqi builders” launched in May 2013. Today, there are more than 200 members in Baghdad, as well as a dozen more in the provinces of Nasiriyah, Najaf, Maysan Governorate, Samawah and Basrah. IRAQ Builders has helped hundreds of families in Iraq until now. The main goals of IRAQ Builders team are:  1. Helping underprivileged Iraqi families, especially families headed by widows and divorced women, to achieve a decent life through: • Repair and maintenance of the homes of these families through the effort of volunteers. • Provide jobs for people responsible for these families by providing them with an amount of money to open a business that generates enough profit to meet their basic needs. • Provide direct support to marginalized groups via financial aid, food supplies, and healthcare services. Helping orphan children obtain a normal social environment far from deprivation, and challenge the social misconception of them as poor and needy. Part of efforts is to achieve that is through several recreational activities organized by the team. For example, lunch invitations with orphans, where each volunteer brings food from his/her home to share with a group of orphans in the Association's headquarters. Another activity is organizing recreational trips and drawing contests shared between the volunteers and the orphans. Spreading the spirit of volunteerism among young Iraqis by encouraging them to participate in such projects and raising their awareness of the fundamental importance of their contribution in changing our current situation in Iraq to the better.