UK Projects - Give to your neighbours: Advocate for change

Poverty Exists on Our Doorstep

Across the UK, families are being pushed to the brink.

• 3.8 million people, including 1 million children, are living in destitution.
• 7.2 million people are struggling with food insecurity.
• Refugees, asylum seekers, and the homeless face growing isolation and hardship.

This isn’t just a crisis—it’s a test of our compassion.

Your Donation Can:

• Feed hungry families with hot meals and food parcels
• Support refugees and those experiencing homelessness
• Provide hygiene essentials and winter relief
• Fulfil your Zakat obligation by helping eligible individuals right here in the UK
• Fund advocacy to fight Islamophobia and protect the rights of British Muslims
• Champion global justice by pushing for fair UK foreign aid and humanitarian law

What Your Donation Supports:

• Hot meal for one person: £5
• Sponsor a community kitchen for a day: £300
• Support a food depot monthly: £25,000
• Provide one night of shelter: £15
• Refugee assistance package: £100
• Sponsor a shelter/support centre: £2,500
• Support a vulnerable Muslim in the UK for a year: £360
• Advocacy and Global Justice Fund: £60

Why Give to UK Projects?

In our 40th year, Muslim Aid is reviving the legacy of the Prophet ﷺ, who taught us to honour the rights of 40 neighbours in every direction.

“The rights of neighbours extend to forty homes...”

(Majma’ Al-Zawaaid, vol. 8, pg. 168)

Your donation helps us:

• Feed and shelter the vulnerable
• Support refugees and asylum seekers
• Deliver dignity to our neighbours in crisis
• Advocate for policies that uphold justice, tackle Islamophobia, and restore international aid commitments

This is not just charity. This is change — starting from our own streets.

Be the Neighbour You’re Called to Be

Whether it’s one warm meal, a safe place to sleep, or standing up against injustice — your sadaqah, your zakat, and your generosity can bring real change.

Help us build a more compassionate UK.
Let’s be the reason someone believes in mercy again.