Global Helping Hands runs sponsorship programs for Syrian orphans, providing long-term care, education, and emotional support to children who have lost everything in the conflict.
Sponsor an Orphan
he Syrian conflict has left countless children orphaned and vulnerable. Global Helping Hands is committed to supporting these children by providing sponsorship programs that ensure they receive food, education, healthcare, and emotional support.
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Our orphan sponsorship programs focus on giving each child the tools they need to overcome the trauma of war and thrive in their communities. By sponsoring an orphan through Global Helping Hands, you are offering more than financial aid; you are providing hope and the promise of a better life.
The Importance and Rewards of Sadaqah Jariyah
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ emphasized the significance of Sadaqah Jariyah in numerous Hadiths. One famous Hadith states, “When a man dies, his deeds come to an end except for three things: Sadaqah Jariyah, knowledge which is beneficial, or a virtuous descendant who prays for him” (Sahih Muslim).
This highlights the enduring impact and reward of continuous charity, which benefits both the donor and the recipients long after the charity has been given.
Sadaqah Jariyah offers perpetual rewards because the good deeds generated by the charity continue to accumulate even after the donor's death. This makes it a powerful way to invest in your Hereafter, ensuring that your legacy of kindness and generosity continues to bring blessings to you and those in need.
How Global Helping Hands Facilitates Sadaqah Jariyah
At Global Helping Hands, we provide various opportunities for you to contribute to Sadaqah Jariyah projects that make a lasting difference in the lives of others. We carefully design and implement projects that align with the principles of Sadaqah Jariyah, ensuring that your contributions have a long-term impact.
Our Promise To You ↓
Our 100% donation policy ensures that every single donation is entrusted (Amanah) to us to support the needy, destitute, poor, orphans, and widows.