Registered Charity No. 1200713 · Leeds, United Kingdom
OUR WORK
We focus on three things that keep working long after the gift: a child raised with care, a child back in school, and a family with a door they can close.
Your monthly sponsorship gives a child who has lost a parent food, schooling and care, and helps the family stay together and plan for tomorrow. 25 children are growing up with a sponsor today. Our field partner visits each family and reports back, so you can see what remains of your giving.
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Our field partner assigns a child in need. [confirm what the sponsor receives]
Regular updates for as long as you sponsor.
SPONSOR A CHILD
£21 per month
Covers one child’s monthly support in full. That is £250 a year.
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Yet one in three school-age children is still out of school in Syria, where our story began and where we work today (UNICEF). So we help these children return to learning through [what you fund: teachers’ salaries, catch-up classes, school kits, repairs to classrooms], because every child back in a classroom is one more person who will help rebuild their community.
We build simple, lasting homes so families who have lived for years in tents can move into a home of their own. 12 families have already moved in.
Before: a tent
After: a home with a door
WHAT REMAINS
In the wake of the pandemic, a surprising and hopeful trend has emerged: a significant rise in youth volunteering. Charities and community groups are reporting a surge in younger people stepping up to support local causes, driven by a renewed sense of purpose, digital engagement, and social awareness.
Women in sports continue to challenge stereotypes, redefine leadership, and inspire new generations. Breaking Barriers celebrates the achievements of women athletes, coaches, and advocates who are paving the way toward equality, representation, and inclusion in the world of sports.
As artificial intelligence becomes more integrated into the nonprofit sector, a new summit will bring together experts, fundraisers, and tech leaders to explore its ethical and effective use in fundraising. The event will focus on key topics such as data privacy, bias mitigation, donor trust, and how AI can enhance not replace human connection in charitable giving.
In an era of rapid change and rising challenges, charities are increasingly embracing technology to strengthen operations, improve donor engagement, and future proof their impact. From digital fundraising platforms and CRM systems to AI-driven insights and virtual service delivery, tech is becoming a vital tool in the nonprofit toolkit.
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The Fundraising Regulator has opened a public consultation on proposed updates to the Code of Fundraising Practice, inviting feedback from charities, fundraisers, and the wider public. The consultation aims to ensure that the Code remains clear, relevant, and reflective of modern fundraising practices.
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Yes, where the child and family meet the conditions of zakat eligibility. Zakat is held separately and spent only on eligible recipients. Choose the Zakat fund when you give.
[State your practice: profile with first name and age, or a pooled orphans fund, and your safeguarding rules on contact.]
[e.g. twice a year, with a short report.]
[Explain how the child’s support continues from the orphans fund while a new sponsor is found.]
[State clearly, e.g. 100% of zakat, and how running costs are covered.]
Sponsor a child for £21 a month, or give to education and homes.
