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Help for Humanity is a non-profitable organization

Working since 2011, for Poor, Destitute, Orphan, Needy, Widows & Children

and support people with Food, Clothing, Education, Rain Shelters, Entrepreneur and Health etc.

Mission

Support people with food, clothing, education, rain shelters, entrepreneur and health etc.

Vision

We seek a world of hope, tolerance and social justice, where people overcome poverty, illiteracy & ill Health and live with dignity and security.

Serving Humanity since 2011 without any differentiation
We stand here because of your TRUST

STATISTICS | SUCCESSFUL CHARITY PROJECTS / CAUSES

Grocery

1800+ monthly grocery 2100+ occasional grocery

Soft Clothes

100,000+ Clothes Distributed

Warm Clothes

4000+ Distributed

Education Support

Support 50+ Students

Business Support

Support 50+ Individuals

Rain Shelter

300+ Distributed

Health Support

Support 200+ Individuals

Emergency Support

Distributed 13000+ Grocery Packets

Direct Bank Deposits or Transfer

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Raise Funds Online

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All donations to Help for Humanity, by individuals are exempt from Income Tax as per prescribed limits given in Income Tax ordinance.

Causes that need your urgent attention

POPULAR CAUSES

Clothes to Needy

Every year in winter season, we distribute Jackets, blankets in Slum and outer areas; soft clothes twice in a year in SLUM and to needy people. Average cost for single warm clothes: 500* INR

Let's support Education

We sponsored many students for their school and college students for their studies. One student yearly average fees + syllabus + uniform = 15,000* INR

My Business

We supported many individuals to start or boost their own Business in small scale. Estimated budget for single business support = 10,000* INR

Feed the Hungry

Since last many years we are helping many families in monthly grocery. We provide basic food to very needy families. Yearly cost of single family food pack is 18,000 INR

Save Life

We received request time to time from various sources, and we support patients in Medical, Medication & Blood Donation Average monthly budget : 15,000* INR

My Home

Every year before monsoon season we help families in Rain Shelter and home repairing. Average cost for single rain shelter : 500* INR & average cost for home (single) repairing : 5000* INR

CHARITY PROJECTS

Our Projects

Technical School

A technical school costs much less than a degree from a four-year college. That’s mainly because the average ...

Slum School

You can bring the change via education only, now we are initiating to establish a school in Slum, with free books, ...

Free Clinic

Help for Humanity going to start a Free medical clinic in Atal Ayub Nagar, ward no# 14, Opposite Union Carbide, ...

CHARITY Testimonials

Great organization, and seems good teamwork, I appreciate and advise for support.

Anuja

NGO like Help for Humanity doing a very good job and help people in various ways. Great Job Team

Nafees

गरीबों को ठंड में गरम कपड़े बांटना बहुत ही अच्छा और नैक काम है लोगों की ठंड से मौत भी हो जाती है यह बहुत अच्छा काम है जो आप लोग कर रहे हैं

Adnan

बहुत ही खुशी हुई यह देख कर की Help for Humanity लोगों को उनके खुद को खुद बिजनेस करने में भी मदद करती है, यह बहुत ही अच्छी और positive सोच है इससे लोग अपने पैरों पर खुद खड़े हो सकेंगे

Ahsaan

Help them to Survive

Poverty is a significant issue in India, The World Bank, in 2011 based on 2005’s PPPs International Comparison Program, estimated 23.6% of Indian population, or about 276 million people, lived below $1.25 (89.11 Rs) per day on purchasing power parity. As per the methodology of the Suresh Tendulkar Committee report, the population below the poverty line in India in 2009-2010 was 354 million (29.6% of the population) and that in 2011-2012 was 269 million (21.9% of the population). The Rangarajan Committee said in 2014 that the population below the poverty line in 2009-2010 was 454 million (38.2% of the population) and that in 2011-2012 was 363 million (29.5% of the population).