Salaam!

We're taking part in The MSF Wacky Races! 

Where all the race cars are wacky and all the laws of physics and logic are left behind in the pitstop, where pulled rikshaws can beat cadillac sedans, where flying car are pitted against army tanks, and where banana skins really can cause your vehicle to slip and spin around uncontrollably!

Anything is possible in The MSF Wacky Races!

Join us in our race to success!

Please donate generously and help MSF to continue to support our youth.

JazakAllahu khayran,

Aisha, Amina, Anisah, Adila and Hafsah Khalid

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WHY SUPPORT MSF?

The Muslim Scout Fellowship is a voluntary organisation supporting scouting in the Muslim community. Scouting helps young people to develop physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually, giving them opportunities to gain skills for life and experiences they would otherwise never get to have.

Over the last 20 years, we have helped grow Scouting in the Muslim community from a handful groups, to over 135 Muslim scout groups and almost 8000 members, with another 40 groups in the pipeline wanting our help to set up - Alhamdulilah!

But the economic impact of the pandemic and the cost of living crisis has also disproportionately affected our community.

Despite our own higher operating costs, to keep our events and training accessible, MSF has reduced event and training fees and offers hardship funding to ensure that no young person or leader misses out.

All of this means that not only do we have more young people to support and more adult leaders to train so we need to have bigger and better events and training workshops, but we also have less money to invest towards them due to higher costs and reduced event fees.

Your donation will go towards helping us to raise vital funds to allow MSF to continue to deliver their services to the youth.

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"We can't always build tomorrow for our youth, but we can build our youth for tomorrow."