Imdadul Muslimeen

Imdadul Muslimeen is a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales (charity number 328381).

Imdadul Muslimeen is a charity registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales. Its stated purpose is to relieve the suffering of destitute, desolate and poor people, poor children, orphans and widows. It gives donations to Muslim charitable organisations and institutions, such as mosques, religious and secular schools, orphanages and hospitals, for their development and maintenance, and it sponsors poor children and orphans for basic care and education through those organisations. Its annual report gives total donations of £1,571,775, made as 432 donations to beneficiaries in 15 countries, mainly India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Priority Areas

Imdadul Muslimeen gives donations to Muslim charitable organisations and institutions, including mosques, religious and secular schools, orphanages and hospitals, for their development and maintenance. Through such organisations, it supports poor children and orphans with basic care and religious and secular education; it also provides food, clothing, shelter and medical treatment to people in poverty, and relief for people affected by disasters. Its giving includes regular support for widows, disabled people and older people who have no one to provide for them, and village water facilities created through bore-holes and hand pumps for public use. The charity describes donations paid to beneficiaries in numerous countries, mainly India, Bangladesh and Pakistan.

Themes

• Religious institutions
• Poverty relief
• Child and orphan education
• Disaster relief
• Water provision
• Medical care
• Support for widows

Geographic Focus

Priority: India; Bangladesh; Pakistan.

Organisations requesting a donation complete the application form and provide supporting documents, including recent audited accounts and reports and references.

Who can apply:

• Applicants must have a bank account in the name of their organisations.

What to send:

• Audited accounts & reports of the latest date
• References from renowned persons in the country of the applicants and in the U.K.
• Activity reports, project reports, photographs, video, etc.
• Authorisation letter by the organisation
• Personal identification of the applicant
• Other information regarding its organisation, like bank account details and a copy of the certificate of registration
• All supporting documents must be submitted with the application Form.

What the charity says:

• Organisations must provide sufficient information and supporting documents to avoid refusal.