Open the Doors of Knowledge This Ramadan
Education is more than learning; it supports dignity, stability, and hope across generations.
This Ramadan, Human Concern International invites you to turn your compassion into lasting impact by supporting education for vulnerable children and youth affected by conflict, displacement, and poverty.
Across Turkey, Egypt, Gaza, Somalia and Pakistan, Zakat and Sadaqah support safe learning spaces, scholarships, and educational opportunities that help families rebuild for the future. When you give education, the reward continues long after Ramadan ends. One educated child can uplift an entire family. One educated generation can rebuild a nation.
Giving Levels
$35
Sponsor A Backpack With Supplies
$200
Support A School On Wheels For 1 Month
$400
Sponsor An Educator's Salary For 1 Month
$550
Sponsor The Monthly Living Expense For 1 Student
$2,000
Support An HCI School
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Education programs supported by Human Concern International are Zakat-eligible when they directly assist eligible individuals and families in need. Donations may also be given as Sadaqah or Sadaqah Jariyah, with ongoing reward through lasting educational impact.
Education is a form of ongoing charity because its benefits continue long after the initial donation. When a child gains knowledge or skills, they carry that benefit throughout their life supporting their family, serving their community, and contributing positively for generations.
Your support helps fund education programs in Turkey, Egypt, Gaza, Somalia, Pakistan, and other vulnerable regions. Programs include safe learning spaces, scholarships, teacher salaries, psychosocial support, and specialized education for children and youth affected by conflict and poverty.
Yes. You can select specific education initiatives such as student scholarships, school supplies, educator support, or building and maintaining schools or allow your donation to be used where the need is greatest.
By supporting education, you help break the cycle of poverty and displacement. One educated child can support an entire family, and educated communities are better equipped to rebuild, heal, and create sustainable futures even in the most fragile environments.