Islamic Social Finance
The boat we built again.
After a severe storm season, a fishing cooperative in Tawi-Tawi rebuilt its damaged boats — and rewrote how they share the sea.
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Livelihoods · Program 04
Livelihoods & Community Empowerment
Needs-led livelihood recovery, microenterprise support, Waqf development, and volunteer and community capability building.
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Purpose
To help families rebuild an income, not just a home — through needs-led recovery, microenterprise support, and a developing Waqf endowment for sustained support.
What we do
- Design needs-led livelihood recovery programs with affected communities
- Provide microenterprise support and seed capital, often Zakat- or Sadaqah-funded
- Develop Waqf (endowment) assets for long-term, self-sustaining support
- Build community capability through volunteerism and training
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People behind the program.
Ways to give
Give the way your faith asks — Zakat, Sadaqah, Waqf, or Qurban.
Choose the instrument first, then the cause. We mark every cause with the funds it can lawfully receive, so your Zakat only ever reaches those entitled to it.
ZakatSadaqahWaqfQurban
- ZakatSadaqah
Emergency relief for displaced families
Food, water, and essential household items for families displaced by earthquake, typhoon, or conflict.
₱1,500 covers a displaced household's essentials for the first week.
Give from ₱500 - ZakatSadaqah
Ramadan Iftar meals
Nightly Iftar for families and community gatherings across Lanao del Sur, coordinated with local mosques.
₱750 provides Iftar for a family every night for a week.
Give from ₱750 - ZakatSadaqah
Orphan sponsorship
Tuition, supplies, transport, and mentorship for an orphan or underprivileged student in Marawi City.
₱3,500 keeps one sponsored learner in school for a full month.
Give from ₱1,500
Not sure how much Zakat you owe, or want to give to a different cause? See every way to give.