Our Charity, Helping Orphans Achieve a Bright Future
Poverty is closely linked to education. The higher one's level of education, the greater their chances of improving their standard of living.
The most vulnerable groups falling into the cycle of poverty are orphans and needy children, due to the lack of educational support for them.



Meet Aulia (15 years old), Iqlima (13 years old), and Syafa (10 years old), three siblings who have had a tragic life story. Ten years ago, their father passed away in a traffic accident, leaving them and their mother in a difficult and impoverished situation. After their father's passing, Aulia and their mother had to work hard to make ends meet.



Alhamdulillah, thanks to the advice given by kind-hearted people around them, Aulia, Iqlima, and Syafa were able to live in the orphanage dormitory of the PYI Yatim & Zakat. Every day, they deepen their knowledge of religion and diligently memorize the Quran. Aulia has memorized 2 juz and 15 hadiths, while Iqlima and Syafa are also becoming more proficient in reading the Quran.
They are very enthusiastic about learning and are determined to achieve their dreams. They all excel in school and are known as diligent and high-achieving students.



Brothers and sisters, let us together advocate for the rights of orphans and the needy to receive proper education through the Charity for Supporting Orphans's Education program!

The donations collected in this program will be used to fund the education of 400 orphans residing at the PYI Yatim & Zakat Institution for one semester.
The school fee for one child for a semester is 750,000 Indonesian Rupiah, which is equivalent to USD 48.
750,000 Rupiah x 400 children = 300,000,000 Rupiah or approximately USD 20,000.

Let's help orphaned and needy children achieve their dreams and seize the opportunity to meet our role model, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), in paradise, as stated in a hadith:
"That I and the one who sponsors an orphan will be in Paradise like these two," and he gestured with his index and middle fingers, separating them. (Narrated by al-Bukhari).