Charity provides vital support to families facing hardship. This can be in the form of food, shelter, medical care, or education.
When hardship hits, families face impossible choices.
A mother fights her hunger and watches her children share the last loaf of bread between themselves.
A brother works overtime to provide his siblings with blankets while he freezes in harsh winters.
But tomorrow will look different when you choose to act with compassion.
The Quran reminds us:
“Indeed, those men and women who give in charity and lend to Allah a good loan will have it multiplied for them, and they will have an honourable reward.” (Quran 57:18)
How Your Charity Strengthens Families?
The Zahra Trust delivers your generous donations to families in need with what matters the most:
- Food on the table: a week of nutritious meals so children stay healthy.
- Shelter that protects repairs that turn unsafe rooms into secure homes.
Medical care that saves lives: medicines and check-ups for mothers, children, and the elderly.
Why This Matters Now
Costs are rising.
Conflict and climate shocks are disrupting incomes.
Without support, parents cut meals, delay medicine, and children lose their livelihoods.
The need to support families is immediate.
It is now.
Here is how you can support vulnerable families:
- Start a monthly gift to keep families stable year-round.
- Make a one-off donation to meet urgent needs today.
- Share this page and invite a friend to join you.
Imam Al Ridha said:
“Give charity even with a small amount because indeed all that is intended for the sake of Allah; although it may be small it becomes great after having an honest intention” (Wasa’il Shia, Vol 1. P 115)
Thank you for putting your trust in The Zahra Trust. May Allah (swt) accept your charity.
FAQ
Compassion is at the heart of Quranic teachings. When Muslims act with compassion, they reflect the mercy of Allah (swt) and uphold the values of justice and unity.
The Quran encourages believers to give selflessly: “They give food, despite their love for it, to the needy, the orphan, and the captive…” (Quran 76:8).
Both are valuable. One-time donations meet urgent needs, while ongoing support builds long-term strength. Together, they allow families to recover from crisis and move toward stability.
The Zahra Trust delivers emergency and long-term aid to vulnerable families. Generous donations reached 33,774 people during the winter of 2024. This year, you can help families survive harsh winters and find safety.
