Voluntary giving
Give Sadaqah
No threshold, no minimum, no restriction. Sadaqah is the giving you choose, and it can be given at any moment of any day.
Sadaqah and Sadaqah Jariyah
Sadaqah is any voluntary act of giving. Sadaqah Jariyah is the ongoing kind: a water well, a fruit tree, a classroom, knowledge passed on. It keeps benefiting people, and keeps earning reward, long after the gift itself is made.
What your Sadaqah funds
- Hand pumps and deep wells that serve a village for years
- Shelter kits and blankets held ready for the next emergency
- Winter fuel and warm clothing for displaced families
- The teams, transport and reporting that make delivery possible
Because Sadaqah is unrestricted, it also covers our running costs. That is what allows us to promise a 100 per cent Zakat policy: your Zakat is never spent on overheads.
Give monthly
Regular giving is what lets us commit to a well before the money is in, or hold stock for an emergency that has not happened yet. Even £10 a month, given consistently, is worth more to a programme than an occasional larger gift.
Sadaqah in Ramadan
Giving in Ramadan, and especially on the last ten nights, carries multiplied reward. Our Ramadan 2027 hub lets you split a gift across the final nights so it lands on Laylatul Qadr whichever night it falls.
Not sure whether you should be giving Zakat instead? Read Zakat vs Sadaqah.