09-12-24 - USKA Raise £10,000 to sponsor 23 Orphans from all around the World!

For our Charity project for 2024 the USKA Fight Factory teamed up with Charity partners As-Suffa Relief which is a UK-based charity devoted to providing essential support and care to vulnerable communities both here in the UK and abroad.
For this year’s goal we decided to raise £10,000 and chose Orphan Sponsorship for children all around the world as our mission.
Being an orphan anywhere in the world is a serious challenge, whilst being an orphan in a land facing war, poverty, disasters and calamities present added extreme challenges which can be truly unbearable.
There are more than 150 million children worldwide who are orphans and without the love, comfort, care and attention of a parent, a child is left in limbo, struggling to survive or even reach their potential in life.
This year we intended to help provide urgent care, comfort, support and sponsorship to many orphans in Palestine, Lebanon and Pakistan.
Through a number of Charity initiatives throughout the year and through the kindness of our USKA Fight Factory family and friends we are pleased to announce that we have hit our total and have raised £10,000 to fully support 23 orphans for an entire year, offering these vulnerable children the stability, care, and opportunities they urgently need.
This funding will go directly towards covering essential expenses such as food, water, clothing, education, shelter and healthcare for each child, ensuring they are nurtured in a safe and supportive environment.
Alhamdulillah (Praise be to God), Through this fundraising  we have made a substantial difference in children’s lives, Our contribution will be providing hope and opportunities for a brighter future.
Thank you, We are truly grateful for every single person that has contributed this year to our project, may God bless you all.
The project was caried out in the beloved name and memory of our students Khuzaimah Douglas and Azmat Yaqub who we miss dearly.
Khuda Hafif (May God be your guardian).