Helping deliver a brighter future one student at a time
We work with local leadership to provide education and critical resources to marginalized Muslim communities
From building schools to feeding students with our Food Sponsorship program, Brighter Futures works with local leaders to make a sizeable impact for Muslim communities around the globe.
OUR PROJECTS
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Project Togo
Starting in 2018, our mission in Togo was to support a community with over 900 students struggling to study the Quran and pursue a secular education through the building of an educational facility and Masjid space.
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Zambian Orphanage
We partnered with Noor House to provide housing, food, clothing, medical care, and secular and Islamic education to over a dozen orphans.
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Zakat Program
Zakat is only used for supporting individuals falling into the categories specified by Sharī’a. None of the funds are used for funding construction projects or overhead costs.
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Global Maktab Programs (Malawi & Sierra Leone)
Our Global Maktab Projects in both Malawi and Sierra Leone support over 100 students as they study the Quran and basic Islamic Sciences.
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Chad Madrasa
Join us as we strive to build an institution of higher Islamic learning that will offer memorization of the Quran followed by a structured, six-year course of higher Islamic studies.
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Sierra Leone Hospital
The first of its kind in the country, the children’s wing is part of a general hospital that will serve over 10,000 low-income urban and rural residents.
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Featured Projects
Project Togo
Starting in 2018, our mission in Togo was to support a community with over 900 students struggling to study the Quran and pursue a secular education through the building of an educational facility and Masjid space.
Chad Madrasa
Currently, there is no structured institute of higher Islamic education in Chad. Join us as we strive to build an institution of higher Islamic learning that will offer memorization of the Quran followed by a structured, six-year course of higher Islamic studies.
The Sierra Leone Hospital Project
In collaboration with the Ihsan Foundation, we set out to develop a children’s hospital on 10 acres of land in Calabatown, Sierra Leone. The first of its kind in the country, the children’s wing is part of a general hospital that will serve over 10,000 urban and rural dwellers who are predominantly low-income. This facility will also be the first Muslim-run and owned hospital in the country, doubling as a medical training facility to upskill local healthcare professionals.