Women and children often walk for miles each day to collect water to drink, denying them the opportunity to go to school, to work and to thrive.
More than 2 billion people around the world are suffering from poor access to water, sanitation and hygiene, putting lives at risk every single day. Contaminated water can cause the spread of deadly illnesses, claiming lives and placing financial burdens on families already living in severe poverty. Every year, 3.57 million people die from water related diseases. Most of these people (2.2 million) are children.
Al Mustafa Welfare Trust is providing clean water to some of the most impoverished communities worldwide, offering long-term solutions. We’re building wells and water systems and helping communities tackle poverty, thirst and hunger. But we cannot do it alone. Donate your Sadaqah and Zakat, or donate water well either in your name or in the name of your loved one. Your Water Well charity will help us save the lives of millions suffering from the unavailability of clean drinking water.
A small donation of £200 could help us build a water well for a community in need. Water well donation will serve as a continuous source of clean water, benefiting people for years to come.Â
Every drop of water can make a difference in the lives of people. With your help, we could build a well to provide water for years to come. A single water well has the power to break the cycle of poverty, bringing hope and opportunity to countless lives.
Select from single and monthly donations
Your donation could provide
Water Hand PumpYour donation could provide
Water Hand Pump £200.00 One offYour donation could provide
Water Hand Pump £17.00 per monthYour donation could provide
Electric Water WellYour donation could provide
Electric Water Well £300.00 One offYour donation could provide
Electric Water Well £25.00 per monthYour donation could provide
Water WellYour donation could provide
Water Well £500.00 One offYour donation could provide
Water Well £42.00 per monthYour donation could provide
Solar Community Water WellYour donation could provide
Solar Community Water Well £2500.00 one offYour donation could provide
Solar Community Water Well £208.00 per monthYour donation could provide
Small Water Purification PlantYour donation could provide
Small Water Purification Plant £5500.00 one offYour donation could provide
Small Water Purification Plant £460.00 per monthYour donation could provide
Large Water Purification PlantYour donation could provide
Large Water Purification Plant £11000.00 one offYour donation could provide
Large Water Purification Plant £917.00 per monthThe cost of building a water well starts from £200 and goes up to £11,000, depending upon the type of water well. Donate and help Al Mustafa build a water well for needy communities.
You can donate a water well to needy communities of Pakistan, Palestine & Africa by visiting Al Mustafa’s Website.
Water is an essential element for everyone’s survival. Billions of people do not have access to clean and drinking water. What else is better than donating water.
Al Mustafa welfare trust build water wells of all kinds to support small families to big communities. With the help of water well charity, we build water hand pumps, water wells, electric water wells, small and large water purification plants to provide access to clean water.
Al Mustafa welfare Trust will send a photo and report to donors once the project is completed.
It completely depends upon the nature of the water well. On average, building a water well could take up to 3-6 months from donation to delivery.
Hand Pump
Electric Water Wells
Water Wells
Community Water Wells
Solar Water Wells installed
Daily clean water project beneficiaries
School based water project
Water Purification Plants
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