Help the Islamic Society of the University of Goldsmiths build hope for our brothers and sisters in Palestine by Fundraising for a special new hospital. WIN A SIGNED FRAMED PALESTINE T SHIRT, WHEN YOU RAISE THE MOST!

*************** JANUARY 12TH ***************

Join us on our adventure as we take on the challenge of hiking Mount Snowdon! We're not just climbing a mountain; we're building a bridge of support and hope for the people of Palestine who are in dire need of medical care amidst the ongoing crisis.

**Why We're Hiking:**

In the spirit of brotherhood and camaraderie, our team of students is coming together to raise funds for a new hospital that will serve the victims of genocide in Palestine. As we tackle the beautiful trails of Mount Snowdon, we’ll create unforgettable memories and strengthen our bonds, all while contributing to a cause that truly matters.

**The Challenge:**

We’ll be traveling together by car, sharing laughter, stories, and the occasional friendly banter as we make our way to the mountain. The hike may be challenging in the winter weather, but with every step we take, we’ll be reminded of the strength and resilience of those we aim to help. Together, we can make a difference!

**How You Can Help:**

We invite you to support our mission by donating to our fundraising page. Every contribution, no matter how small, will bring us closer to our goal of building a hospital with Al Mustafa Welfare Trust that will provide essential medical services to those in need. Your generosity will not only help save lives but also show solidarity with the people of Palestine during their darkest times.

**Al Mustafa Welfare Trust**

Our journey began in November 1983 on a small scale by a group of highly motivated intellectuals, social workers, lawyers, doctors, engineers and business executives, who all had the passion for philanthropy. Over 36 years since our formation, Al Mustafa Welfare Trust has provided medical care, education, food aid, poverty relief, famine relief, and community development in disaster areas, war-torn countries, and many rural and poverty-stricken areas of the world.