Sponsoring a water well in impoverished communities, such as those in Pakistan, Bangladesh (Rohingya Refugee Camps), Afghanistan, and Africa, is crucial for several reasons:
Sponsoring a water well is a great way to make a difference in the lives of those affected by the water crisis. Your sponsored water project will offer hope and a brighter future for communities in need.
Prophet ﷺ said:
“The best form of charity is by giving water.“
Ahmad
Give the best charity and help those that are less fortunate.
Imagine the power of a simple act – the act of giving. When you sponsor a water well, you’re not just providing water; you’re offering hope, health, and a brighter future to communities in need. It’s the gift of life itself.
Clean water transforms lives, empowering families to thrive, children to learn, and communities to prosper. With your help, we can turn the tide on the global water crisis. Join us in the mission to ‘Give the Gift of Water’ today and make a lasting impact. Together, we can bring clean, safe water to those who need it most. Let’s change lives, one well at a time.
Many parts of the world are severely under stress due to the shortage of drinking water. Because of pollution and over-abstraction, the whole ecosystem is slowly falling apart. Rivers and canals which once were the signs of life now are running dry. According to scientists, the combined effects of climate change and an increase in population are likely to put increasing pressure on our natural water resources. If we do not act now then billions of people will end up without access to clean drinking water.
Sponsor a water well and provide communities with the opportunity to prosper, leaving poverty behind.
Many parts of the world are severely under stress due to the shortage of drinking water. Because of pollution and over-abstraction, the whole ecosystem is slowly falling apart. Rivers and canals which once were the signs of life now are running dry. According to scientists, the combined effects of climate change and an increase in population are likely to put increasing pressure on our natural water resources. If we do not act now then billions of people will end up without access to clean drinking water.
Sponsor a water well and provide communities with the opportunity to prosper, leaving poverty behind.
Since the turn of the century, the Islamic Welfare Trust has been building clean water projects across the world. With your generous support, we provide clean drinking water to communities in Pakistan, Bangladesh (Rohingya Muslims), Afghanistan, Yemen, Gaza and Africa. Whether you donate a water pump in Pakistan, sponsor a water tank in Yemen or build a water pump in Afghanistan, your donation will make a positive difference in the lives of people benefiting from your donation.
When donating to a water appeal remember the hadith, “Water is the Best Charity.“ Therefore, you are not only helping someone in need but you are setting up a Sadaqah Jariyah (continuous charity) for yourself and your loved ones.
Once we’ve received your donation along with your preferred country where you want to build the water well, we will identify the best location where once built maximum people can benefit from it.
After the completion of your well, we’ll send you photographs/videos showing the pump/well in working order and people benefiting from it.
Please don’t forget to provide your contact details at the time sponsoring a water well, so we have your details to confirm the plaque details.
Alhamdulillah, our name clearly gives the message. We are an Islamic Charity aiming to help the Ummah in need. This is how our donation policy works:
How do we cover our expenses?
We roughly spend about £25,000 (this is the top-end figure actual expenses are always lower) on wages, travel, marketing, rent and administration of the charity. Between £15k and £20k is covered by Gift Aid, while the remainder is covered by taking a small percentage (not exceeding 10%) from donations, excluding Zakat and Emergency Appeals.
We promise to spend £9 out of every £10 donated to us. Insha’Allah