Sadaqah That Keeps Giving
Ramadan multiplies every good deed. But your Sadaqah keeps multiplying long after Eid.
That’s what education does. A child learns to read, and it opens every door for them. They help their siblings with homework. They’re the first in their family to finish school, maybe university. They teach the next generation. One classroom becomes a lifetime of opportunity.
Your gift this Ramadan doesn’t just help once. It creates a ripple that never stops. That’s Sadaqah Jariyah, the kind that keeps giving.
Your Sadaqah changes children's lives forever.
Their First Lesson Starts With You.
We work where crises have shut the doors to education. Conflict zones. Flood regions. Refugee camps.
Your Sadaqah trains teachers, provides meals, and builds safe spaces for children to learn. Not temporary fixes, but sustainable schools that empower communities.
When a child sits down in one of these classrooms and opens their first book, that’s a chance you give them to say Bismillah and begin their education.
How You Can Help
Choose how you want to help this Ramadan. Monthly giving. Annual support. One powerful gift. Every option turns your Sadaqah into education that changes lives.
Monthly Support
£50 One child learns month after month because of your consistent giving. Donate Now
Annual Support
£150 Covers books, uniforms, and meals. Everything needed to stay in school for a year. Donate Now
Support 3 Children 1 Month
£300Triple your reward. Your Sadaqah brightens three futures. Donate Now
Be The Bismillah That Starts a Child's Education This Blessed Month
The blessed days are here. Rewards are multiplied. And somewhere, a child is sitting at home instead of in a classroom because no one’s given them their chance yet.
Your Sadaqah changes that. This Ramadan. You provide the Bismillah. We turn it into their first lesson, their first book, their first step toward achieving everything they dream of. So, say Bismillah, and give.
Among the world’s 234 million crisis-affected school-aged children, about
85 million (37 %) are out of school
primarily due to conflicts, displacement, and emergencies.
”Whoever guides someone to goodness will have a reward like the one who does it.” - Ṣaḥīḥ Muslim.
12,000
Students attend READ schools
400
Schools in Pakistan
5,948
Teachers trained as educators
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