Help Provide Essential Learning & Drinking Water Facilities for Underprivileged Students

## Give ₹100. Help Make a Difference. Iman Public School, run and managed by **Imaan Social Welfare Association**, is committed to providing education and Islamic learning to underprivileged children. For many of our students, access to basic educational resources and essential facilities cannot be taken for granted. We want to help create a better learning environment where every child can study with dignity, learn the Qur'an and Deen, and grow with confidence. ### Our Current Needs We are currently raising funds for three important requirements at the school: 💧 **A Water Purifier** To provide students with access to clean and safe drinking water during their school day. 📚 **Deeniyat Books** To provide students with the books they need for their Islamic studies and learning. 📖 **Qur'an Copies** To make Qur'ans available to students for their Qur'an education and daily learning. ### Our Goal: ₹10,000 You do not need to make a large donation to become part of this effort. **Just ₹100 from you can be a small step toward a big change.** If **100 people contribute ₹100 each**, together we can raise **₹10,000** and move closer to fulfilling these needs for our students. ### How You Can Help 1. Scan the payment QR code. 2. Contribute whatever amount you are comfortable with. 3. Share this cause with family and friends. Whether you contribute **₹100, ₹500, ₹1,000, or any amount you can afford**, every contribution helps us move closer to our goal. Your support can help provide a child with a Qur'an, educational material, or access to safer drinking water. ### Support Their Education. Support Their Future. We sincerely request you to support this initiative and share it with others who may wish to contribute. May Allah accept your contribution, put barakah in your wealth, and make your support a means of ongoing reward. **Jazakumullahu Khairan.** **Imaan Social Welfare Association** *Supporting education, Islamic learning and the welfare of underprivileged students.*