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RAMADAN AID APPEAL 2026

This Ramadan & beyond, let’s make a meaningful difference.

The month of mercy is upon us, Love For Pakistan and One World Relief are coming together to deliver meaningful, people-powered change across Pakistan & Azad Kashmir — from major cities to remote villages.

This is more than charity — it’s transformation. Your Ramadan giving becomes relief, dignity, and hope for those who need it most.

“The best of people are those that bring most benefit to the rest of mankind.” — Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)

Following successful deployments in October and November 2025, we are inspired to continue our work this Ramadan & beyond and make an even bigger impact.

This Ramadan, your support will help us:

• Provide Ramadan Food Packs to families struggling to secure daily meals

• Support orphans and the dedicated carers who look after them

• Plant trees and continue our environmental ECO action

• Uplift families through our Rozgaar Initiatives (sustainable income & small business support)

• Install hand water pumps in water-scarce and remote communities

• Distribute Eid gifts and educational packs to children in underserved areas

• Setup and support Livelihood projects

We will also carry out impromptu projects — responding to urgent needs as they arise, from repairing homes to providing emergency supplies. Your donations allow us to act immediately where help is needed most.

Be part of the journey.

Follow our updates and stories on: @oneworldrelief @lovefpakistan — If you would like to help us fundraise, DM us on socials.

Target: £15,000

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🤝 Together, we can restore lives - Rebuilding Lives, One Life at a Time.

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🕌 Important Note on Zakat

Zakat donations must be handled separately.

Please speak to an authorised volunteer before donating and clearly label your payment “Zakat.”

Learn more:

https://oneworldrelief.org.uk/zakat/

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