Zakat · Sadaqah · Sponsorship
Fund a Hybrid Graduate. Build a generation.
Your Zakat and Sadaqah go directly to the operation of three Jamias, the training of teachers, the running of IT labs, the feeding of orphan students, and the salaries of Foundation instructors.
Three ways to give
Three ways. Three commitments. Choose what fits your intention.
Sadaqah Jariyah
Fund a Hybrid Graduate
$35 / moOne student’s books, IT-lab access, food & board for a year
$75 / moFull educational & residential costs of one orphan student
$150 / moA teacher’s salary — dozens of students benefit continuously
Recurring Sadaqah Jariyah — the form of charity that continues to earn reward long after it is given.
Sponsor monthly
Annual · Zakat-eligible
Give your Zakat where it works
Our orphan-sponsorship, student-tuition, and emergency-relief programs are all Zakat-eligible under classical Shariah criteria. We publish a detailed Shariah advisory note on what qualifies.
100% of Zakat funds are separated and spent only on Zakat-eligible beneficiaries — never on operational overhead. This is auditable and published annually.
One-time · Project-based
Fund a specific project
Kirpa Academic Complex$120,000
Khanpur Mosque Reconstruction$65,000
Jatoi Girls’ Expansion$45,000
Unity Aid Emergency FundRolling
Campaign progress shown is indicative and updated as figures are confirmed.
The impact calculator
Your donation, translated.
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One month of food for 10 residential students.
Where your money goes
Full transparency. Every rupee accounted for.
Indicative current-year budget allocation. Exact audited figures are published in the Annual Report each January.
Student support — food, board, books38%
Teacher salaries24%
Facility operations14%
IT-lab infrastructure & training12%
Medical & humanitarian programs8%
Administrative overhead4%
- Annual audit
- Published on this page every January
- Monthly updates
- Donors receive a monthly email with specific deployment
- Zakat segregation
- 100% of Zakat goes only to Zakat-eligible beneficiaries
- Family governance
- No family member draws salary from donated funds
Payment methods
All the ways to give.
International donors
- Credit / Debit cardStripe checkout coming soon
- Bank transfer (SWIFT) — MCB BankJamia Noman bin SabitPK19MUCB0071001010021219
Pakistan donors (PKR)
- JazzCash — Ahtsham ul Haq0300-4219877
- Easypaisa — Ahtsham ul Haq0340-5229311
- Bank transfer — MCB BankJamia Noman bin SabitPK19MUCB0071001010021219
- Raast instant transfer0340-5229311
Large / institutional
- Wire transferCustom documentation — contact us directly
- Corporate CSR partnershipspartnerships@unityaid.org
- Endowment discussionsendowment@unityaid.org
SSL-secured giving
Zakat funds segregated
Audited & published annually
Frequently asked questions
Before you give.
Our orphan-sponsorship, student-tuition-for-the-needy, emergency-relief, and direct-feeding programs are all Zakat-eligible. Our infrastructure, operational-overhead, and teacher-salary line items are Sadaqah-eligible but not Zakat-eligible. We maintain strict separation between the two pools of funds and publish the Shariah advisory annually.
For Pakistan-resident donors, yes — Unity Aid Foundation provides receipts accepted by FBR under applicable sections. For international donors, we are actively establishing partnerships with US-based and UK-based registered equivalents to enable tax-deductible giving. Please contact us for current status in your jurisdiction.
Yes. Our Student Sponsorship program matches donors with individual students. You receive quarterly updates from your sponsored student, photos of their progress, and an annual report of their academic milestones. Some donors continue across multiple years — in several cases, for the full span of a student's Hifz and Matric journey.
Our operational overhead is published transparently in the Annual Report. Our commitment is to keep overhead as low as serious institutional management allows — recognizing that zero overhead is not a credible claim and that serious programs require serious operational support.
Yes. We welcome donor visits to Jamia Arabia Islamia (Kirpa, Islamabad) by appointment. For security and privacy reasons, Jamia Noman bin Sabit (Khanpur) visits are arranged case by case, and Jamia Siddiqa lil-Banat (Jatoi) visits are available only to women donors.
You can pause or cancel at any time, with no questions asked, through the donor portal link sent in your monthly update. We ask only that if the sponsorship is attached to a specific student, you notify us in advance so we can transition the student's support smoothly.