Appeals
War, floods, earthquakes, drought, famine and diseases claim millions of lives worldwide every year. Find out about all of our current appeals, and donate today.
Ramadan
This Ramadan, we’ve got all the resources you need. Give daily via Your 30 Nights, provide iftar via Feed the Fasting, or calculate the Zakat you owe. You can also explore our Ramadan projects, which provide sustainable solutions to long-term problems. Change starts here.
Get Involved
There are a number of ways you can get involved with the rewarding work Human Appeal carry out. Whether taking on an exhilarating challenge, attending our events, raising funds to support our projects worldwide or volunteering, we have something for everyone! Become a part of the Human Appeal family and help bring about positive change to some of the most vulnerable people worldwide.
About us
Human Appeal is a non-profit organisation working across the globe to strengthen humanity’s fight against poverty, social injustice and natural disaster. Through the provision of immediate relief and the establishment of self-sustaining development programmes, we aim to invest in real, effective solutions.
Human Appeal has appointed Dr Mohamed Ashmawey, former Islamic Relief Worldwide CEO, as its new Chief Executive. Read more
On 7th April 2019, on World Health Day, we share the work we’ve been able to do in helping thousands across the globe access better health care. Read more
Ramadan is the holiest month for Muslims. Every year, Muslims around the world fast during daylight hours, but what is it really about? Find out more
Thanks to our dedicated staff and the support of our donors, last year we were able to save over 3 million lives. Find out more and help make a difference today.
Shaban is the 8th month in the Islamic calendar and is considered to be one of the most meritorious months. Reap the rewards of Shaban. Read more
Human Appeal is warning of the dangers threatening the civilian population in Gaza as the tensions reach breaking point with food and medical supplies under strain. Read more