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Zakat Al-FITR

We all have an obligation to pay our Zakat Ul Fitr. We will only be providing $20.00 worth of grain to the poor and needy. The last day to donate is 1 week before the end of Ramadan. As we need time to prepare the distribution and transfer of funds. Narrated by Ibn Umar Allah’s […]

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WOF and our Eco-Friendly Projects

Native Plants Selected to Grow as Part of World Orphan Fund’s Reforestation Program The earth in its long existence, has seen change in its environment constantly, yet nothing like what we as a race have caused. Human effect on the earth was once thought to be minuscule relative to the greatness of its processes. This […]

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Surveying for New Cultural School

[mediagrid cat=”57″ filter=”0″ title_under=”0″ r_width=”auto”] World Orphan Fund has been working for the past few years to start an amazing new project in Rural Cambodia. We have started our first steps in marking out our School. This will not just be any school in Cambodia, however a school that will teach real life skills, culture, […]

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Orphan Support Program

World Orphan Fund is always looking for ways to improve its service to orphans. In endeavor to provide better health care to our sponsored orphans, we took on a massive project to transport approximately 200 children on a ten hour round trip to the heart of Phnom Penh. There they were taken into the care […]

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Bicycles for Orphans Completed

The Bicycles for Orphans campaign has been successfully completed amid wide smiles and shining faces as the orphans looked on to their shiny new bikes to what had to be their best eid celebration ever! World Orphan Fund would like to personally thank each and every donor who continues to bring smiles to less privileged […]

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Introducing: Intelligent Aid Solutions – Water Well Boring Machine

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Food Packs 2014 Successfully Completed

Over the previous 10 days the World Orphan Fund field team made up of volunteers travelled to Cambodia to assist in the delivery of food aid on behalf of Australian and International donors.The apparently luscious green vegetation and landscape would make you think that the poor villagers lived off the land quite comfortably. There is […]

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