Draft:The Zahra Trust
The Zahra Trust
Country: Iraq
Headquarters: Najaf
Establishment date: 2008
Place of incorporation: United Kingdom
Founder: Ali Al-Masoumi
Type: Non-governmental organization
Interests: Caring for orphans, widows, and marginalized families, combating poverty, and activating sustainable development
Secretary-General: Ali Al-Masoumi
Official website: www.thezahratrust.com
The Zahra Charitable Foundation in English (The Zahra Trust) is an international humanitarian, non-profit charitable institution concerned with providing humanitarian and charitable services to all marginalized groups, including orphans, widows, the poor, and needy families. Its permanent headquarters are in Najaf, Iraq and is registered in London, United Kingdom. It was founded by the cleric Sheikh Ali Al-Masoumi in 2008, and he now acts as its Secretary General[1]. The Trust is comprised of executive directors, board members, employees, and volunteers amounting to approximately 600 people. It has multiple registered field branches and partners spread across 16 countries.[2][3] The Trust relies solely on donations from benefactors for its funding [4]. The Trust offers a range of support to beneficiaries in the form of charity, emergency relief [5][6][7], food aid [8], medical aid, educational support[9], sustainable development programs, water and sanitation services, and support for orphans, widows, and the vulnerable. The total spending for 2023 was approximately £6 million. The Trust gained special consultative status in the United Nations Economic and Social Council in 2017.[10]
Branches and areas of the organization's operations[edit]
Burnt Oak, London - United Kingdom
Richmond Hill, Ontario - Canada
Huntington Station, New York - United States
Bamyan, Herat, Kabul - Afghanistan
Lucknow, Sultanpur - India
Diwaniyah, Haidariyah, Karbala, Najaf - Iraq
Makueni, Msambweni, Mombasa, Samburu - Kenya
Beirut, Nabatieh - Lebanon
Gillette Baltistan, Islamabad, Parachinar, Peshawar, Punjab, Sindh - Pakistan
Dar es Salaam, Zanzibar - Tanzania
Myanmar
Hadhramaut, Al Hudaydah, Jawf Ma’rib, Sana’a, Taiz - Yemen
Global recognition[edit]
The Zahra Trust has special consultative status for non-governmental organizations with the United Nations Economic and Social Council
Total spending in 2023[edit]
Total spending: £5,662,099
Official Website[edit]
The reviewer[edit]
"Charity Commission for England and Wales".
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"Luton Today". https://www.lutontoday.co.uk. Archived from the original on 2024-03-31. Viewed on 03-31-2024.
“Five Cardiff Uni societies to hold a fundraising bake sale to help victims in Turkey and Syria.” https://thetab.com/uk. Archived from the original on 03-28-2023. Viewed on 03-31-2024.
“Al-Zahra, peace be upon her, Charitable Foundation in Najaf takes the initiative to distribute 6,000 food baskets to segments of “widows, orphans, and needy families.” Al-Rawdah Al-Husseiniyah Holy Radio. Archived from the original on 03-31-2024. Accessed on 03-31-2024.
“The Ministry of Youth and Sports grants the Iqra Youth Card to Al-Zahraa Foundation for Orphans and the Poor.” https://moys.gov.iq/ar. Archived from the original on 04/01/2024. Viewed on 03-31-2024.
"United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs". United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs. Archived from the original on 2024-03-31. Viewed on 03-31-2024.
Annual report of The Zahra Trust 2023-2024
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