The Zakat campaign aims to impact lives through education, livelihood, and food security, all in alignment with Islamic charity principles. From sponsoring vulnerable children's education to supporting families towards self-sufficiency and providing vital sustenance during Ramadan, your contributions make a tangible difference.

During the winter season, the marginalized in our community face heightened challenges. Committed to bringing them hope and warmth, the IHF team and our supporters invite you to join our efforts. Your donation can provide blankets and warm clothing to those in need. Share the warmth today through your contribution.

IHF's Community Kitchen uses biogas tech for nutritious meals, reducing waste's environmental impact. Combining food security and eco-friendliness, it uplifts the community while promoting a greener, resilient environment.

By promoting hygiene and proper waste management, IHF's Community Toilet initiative enhances the community's well-being while contributing to a cleaner and healthier environment. Initially, IHF constructed community toilets in Syedpur & Ukhiya.

We're dedicated to ensuring safe drinking water as a fundamental human right through our Water Installation Project. Employing innovative solutions and community engagement, we establish sustainable clean water sources, empowering communities and reducing waterborne diseases. Our approach includes education and community involvement, leading to transformative impacts like alleviating the burden of water fetching and enabling children to focus on education.

Focused on expanding schools and village utilities, our project utilizes existing infrastructure. Highlights include: adding three classrooms in Tobolpur Campus, flooring improvement in Noornagar, a Biogas project with a community kitchen, and sanitary latrines. We're also building a study space in an orphanage and creating tailored digital content to enhance learning. Post-disaster, we rebuilt 10 homes in Tobolpur after a 2022 flood. Committed to sustainable reconstruction, we address annual damages from climate-related disasters.

IHF's biogas project utilizes local organic waste such as biomass waste and animal waste as feedstock. Each plant will generate enough gas to meet the cooking needs of the community members. Additionally, the plants produce organic fertilizer, benefiting the agricultural and fisheries sectors.