Collecting food to help those in need
For their annual charity mission, the group have donated a host of goods to the ‘Hungry Campaign’ headed by The Foxton Centre.
The students take part in a community fundraiser every year with the aim of providing help to the most vulnerable in the community and across the world.
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Hide AdLast year they raised over £2,200 for Derian House Children’s Hospice in Chorley.
Headteacher, Moulana Yusuf Desai said: “We try to capture a sense of understanding charity and giving something back to the community, with the concept that it is absolutely central to the Muslim identity, to feel, care and have compassion for one’s fellow human beings.
“As ever, the children have done an amazing job with their donations.”
The volunteers at Foxton use the donations to cook hot food for the homeless on a weekly basis, providing to those who have no source of income and to those who have no means of cooking a meal.
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Hide AdMoulana Yusuf added: “Providing for the homeless is thus not just a moral responsibility, but it also fulfills the obligation of following in the footsteps of our Beloved Prophet (Peace be upon him). It also helps the children to remain humble before God.
The team at the Foxton Centre were very grateful for the donations received. Further details about the Hungry Campaign can be found on: http://www.thefoxtoncentre.co.uk/content/information/hungry-campaign/