PennyAppeal News

Every year, on the tenth of Ramadan, we remember a woman who showed us the true meaning of empowerment.

Embrace the spirit of giving this Ramadan with Penny Appeal. Fulfil your Zakat, Sadaqah, and Fidya & Kaffarah while supporting those in need through our life-changing appeals. Make this Ramadan count.

Today, marks the start of a new phase in our lives. A phase that visits us every year, inviting us to become the best version of ourselves. It is the blessed month of Ramadan

The Night of Forgiveness—a time of divine mercy, reflection, and boundless opportunities for renewing our spirits in beautiful ways. Known in Arabic as Laylat al-Bara’ah,(ليلة البراءة) which literally translates to “The Night of Freedom from Sin”

Ramadan is just around the corner, and if you’re anything like us, you’re already thinking about how to make the most of this blessed month. But guess what? Sha’ban—the month we’re in right now—is your golden opportunity to get into the Ramadan groove.

In the stillness of night, when the world lay in slumber, The Prophet (ﷺ) rose, called by a grace none could hear. Blanketed in silence, as stars adorned the skies, He ascended dimensions where mortal sight dies.

Rajab, one of the four sacred months mentioned in the Qur'an, holds a special place in Islam.

At Penny Appeal, we believe that growth is not just about expanding our reach but also about enhancing the way we serve.

Earlier this week, we were thrilled to welcome our budding and enthusiastic Youth Club members to a celebration ceremony event at our Thornes Park Campus. 

When the Qur’an said, " You will not attain righteousness until you give of that which you love. And whatever you spend, indeed Allah is knowing of it,” (Surah Aal-E-Imran, 3:92) we should hear this loud and clear, adopting it in our own lives

Today, on The International Day for The Eradication of Poverty, we shine a spotlight on our inspirational chairman and his team of visionary Trustees who transformed Penny Appeal.

Food is a necessity for everyone. The world at large strives to have food on their tables, be carefree about the next meal and be more concerned about what to eat. On this World Food Day, we’re reminded of millions who don’t have that luxury.