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This Easter period will see many of us at home. Whether we’re working from home, taking days off from work or enjoying our holidays from school, we’ll all be spending more time at home. We’re about ten days in and most of us are looking for ways to maximise our potential this month. Whilst life […]
Food poverty organisation, Charity Right, has launched its first food aid appeal to help free children from suffering in Afghanistan. The charity has a target to feed over 1,000 school children who are experiencing hunger and extreme poverty as a result of drought, conflict, flash floods and Covid-19. The school meals will be provided to children in and around […]
Ramadan is almost upon us! Only a few more days to go and we will feel alive again. To welcome this blessed month, we’ve put together a list of our top 5 suggestions to make the most of this month. First up – Jeem Life Journal Inspiring peace, purpose and productivity, the Jeem Journal is […]
Regulator offers advice on ensuring charitable contributions reach the intended cause, including when giving online. As Muslims enter the month of Ramadan, the Charity Commission is encouraging donors to take simple steps to ensure their donations reach the intended cause. Ramadan is a time of huge generosity among British Muslims, with the Muslim Charities Forum […]
Multi-award winning philanthropist Sajid Rashid BEM is set to ‘fly like a falcon’ along the world’ longest zip wire, 1680 metres above the ground to raise funds for children’s education in war torn Aleppo. “Every year I try to undertake at least one challenge to raise funds for different charities and causes, to help improve […]
Human Appeal, a Muslim-faith based humanitarian aid charity based in Greater Manchester, have started a page called “Muslims for Manchester” in the hope of raising funds for the victims of Monday night’s attacks. The page can be found at https://mydonate.bt.com/fundraisers/muslimsformanchester All funds will go supporting the victims and their families of this attack. The chief […]
