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100% donation policy: every penny you give reaches our programmes

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100% donation policy

Food, water and shelter for families who need it

We support vulnerable communities in Bangladesh and across the UK. Every penny you give goes to our programmes, because our running costs are covered separately.

of donations reach our programmes
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countries: Bangladesh and the UK
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registered charity in England & Wales
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Fatema Foundation volunteer holding a project sign on the newly paved village road in Mojidpur, Golapganj, Sylhet
Village road development, Mojidpur, Golapganj, Sylhet
Water tank and tap stand built by the Fatema Foundation in Bangladesh
A water tank and tap stand built by the Fatema Foundation in Bangladesh

Our promise

Every penny reaches the people we serve

We run a 100% donation policy. Our operational costs are covered separately, so nothing is taken from your gift for administration.

If you are a UK taxpayer, Gift Aid adds another 25p to every £1 you give, at no cost to you.

  • 0% of donations used for administration
  • Zakat tracked separately and distributed appropriately
  • Registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, no. 1213106
Read about our approach

What your gift provides

Small, regular gifts add up to real change. This is what your donation can do.

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  • £5 Feeds a family for a day Bangladesh
  • £25 Clean water for a household for a month Bangladesh
  • £50 An emergency food package United Kingdom
  • £100 Towards shelter repair for a family Bangladesh
Volunteers packing boxes of food donations

United Kingdom

Poverty has no borders

Right here in the UK, thousands of people face daily challenges that often go unseen. From our base in Wanstead, East London, we work with local communities to restore hope and reduce the stigma of asking for help.

  • Food parcels, fresh produce and culturally appropriate items
  • Guidance, signposting and practical help through difficult times
  • Partnerships with community centres, mosques, churches and grassroots groups
Our UK programmes
“Small actions can create powerful change when communities come together.”
The Fatema Foundation

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