When disaster strikes, we endeavour to be on the ground as soon as possible, to provide food, water, shelter, medical aid, and other essential emergency supplies to the neediest people.
All Our Sponsorships have a 100% Donation Policy, so every penny you donate goes directly to those in need!
At GRF, we are committed to helping people who cannot help themselves. We work around the world, helping the neediest and vulnerable, who would otherwise not have the care and resources they require to survive.
With little money, jobs or possessions, those living in poverty and refugees displaced from their homes around the world, rely on the generosity of others to ensure at least one meal a day for their families.
Water shortages and poor sanitation are responsible for 3.5 million deaths globally each year. Millions of people do not have access to clean drinking water, something we take for granted. From building a well, to…
GRF provides funding for operations and procedures for sick and injured people in their time of need. Many are unable to afford basic medical attention,..
Thousands of homes in Gaza have been razed to the ground due to escalated violence in the region. As a result, countless families have been left in displacement with no place to call their own!
GRF’s Olive project funds the planting of these blessed trees the messenger of Allah (ﷺ) spoke about.
Through our sustainable & long-term self-employment projects, we return that confidence to those living in poverty.
Most expectant mothers in need are unequipped for their baby’s arrival. What they view as luxury items are often foregone as they have very little money. We provide them with nappies, baby blankets..
Gaza is suffering through an ongoing water crisis. Most of the available water is unsuitable for human consumption. It has been reported that in a few years, Gaza will be left without any safe drinking water
The destruction of Yemen’s water and sanitation infrastructure has created one of the worst health epidemics the country has ever experienced. It is estimated that approximately 19.3 million