PennyAppeal News

Penny Appeal’s Ice Sculptures in Canary Wharf

Our team of 34 brave volunteers are getting ready to start their 12 day trek up 18,000ft to the Everest Base Camp, starting on Tuesday 11th December! Why? To raise money to help Rohingya refugees

We were honoured to have Magid pop into Penny Appeal HQ today. Magid is interested in local communities across the country, from Sheffield to Wakefield, and his work as the Lord Mayor of Sheffield is pioneering in its ambition.

The Great Muslim Panto was featured in the BBC One show "The Best Christmas Food Ever"!

We would be nothing without our volunteers, who give their time selflessly to help those in need.  In the face of overwhelming tragedy and difficulty, it takes courage to be kind.  Our volunteers are the most courageous people we know.  Do something amazing this International Volunteer Day. 

So you’ve signed up for one of our amazing challenges to raise money for charity… what now? If you’re wondering how you’re going to raise enough money, don’t worry - here are our top tips and best ideas for fundraising in the winter months!

Homelessness: the Growing Crisis on our Doorstep, and How You Can Help

Sakina 30, lives in Cox’s Bazar with her 7 year old daughter Dolana. In August 2017, Sakina’s husband, her three young sons, and her mother were all killed in Myanmar. This is a day in the life of Sakina, in her own words.

What Quran really says about orphans. 1. Orphans have the right to support 2. Orphans have the right to dignity. 3. Taking care of an orphan is worship...

Around the world, twice as many girls than boys will never start school. Many of these girls are orphans, without family or support to help them get to school. With our Orphankind appeal, you can sponsor a child for just 50p a day

We just finished The Super Muslim Comedy Tour 2018, and what an amazing tour it was! We SOLD OUT every single venue on the tour, and the responses from the audiences were just fantastic to hear.

People often say that charity starts at home. Although the phrase is sometimes used to argue against aid in other countries, we’d actually have to agree with them. Charity does start at home… and abroad, in other people’s homes.