Charity Week is a grass-roots projects started in 2004 by a small team of London University students. Organized by the University of London Union Islamic Society (ULU ISoc) and in partnership with Islamic Relief, it remains one of the most successful and powerful projects ULU ISoc organizes to date. The initial aim was to raise awareness amongst the youth and communities about the tragic state of orphans around the world.
Countless Universities take part in Charity Week all over Britain, and over 5 years have raised a magnificent total of £931,000! 100% has been donated to Islamic Relief’s Orphans Campaign with ZERO admin fees. Therefore every penny is delivered directly to orphans and, amongst many things, is what makes Charity Week so special and loved across the nation!
People from the UK find very random and strange things funny, but then again they probably look at us as idiots. Good cause though, mashaAllah.
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3 Responses for "UK: Charity Week"
Wow Mashallah they are back again , but its just imperial college where are the other super elite london unis ? I took part in 2007 in my 2nd yr uni it was one of the best cherished moments of my life.
you can see the video here : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=paX5C_g9aQ4&feature=related
im also in the video as well lol.
Jazakallah khair for posting the vid, bro!
Online donation link:
http://justgiving.com/cwlondon2009 – “Imperial College” in the comments section of the donation form.
Amir, people from the UK are generally strange