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BDT 147,000 support for Rais Chacha’s mosque after fraud.
Have we forgotten that humble farmer, Rais Uddin Chacha, from Singra, Natore? The man who once lost everything to the cruel fraud of counterfeit money—he did not cry in front of the camera; he cried before Allah. His broken tears spread across the country that day and touched countless hearts. Today, Allah has wiped away those tears. After performing Umrah, Rais Uddin Chacha has returned with renewed faith, new light, and new hope.
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After coming back, he did not ask for anything for himself—no land, no house, no money. Instead, he expressed a single wish: to beautify the local mosque in his area with tiles, so that people in the village can stand before Allah in a cleaner, more peaceful, and respectful environment. To fulfill the dream of this elderly man, Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation stepped forward. ।Through our innovative initiative “HelpNHelper,” a total of BDT 147,000 was provided in two phases by the Chairman of the foundation, Muhammed Nasir Uddin. However, a dream is never fulfilled alone—it comes true when many hearts come together. A mosque is not just a structure of bricks and stones; it is the house of Allah, a place of peace, and the safest refuge for the faithful.
Your donation has lit up an orphanage in a remote area with solar lights.
Under the initiative of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation and “HelpNHelper,” solar panels have been installed at Rafiq Hannan Hefz Khana & Orphanage in Dhuillya Para, Sarai Union, a remote area of Bandarban.
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In this electricity-deprived hilly region, those little orphaned children—once exhausted by heat and darkness—are now memorizing the Holy Qur’an under the light of solar energy. Their smiles and the sparkle in their eyes are our greatest reward. By the mercy of Allah, may this light of humanity spread to more distant darker homes. Please keep these young learners of the Qur’an in your prayers and support. Where electricity could not reach, today a ray of hope shines through the light of the sun. Under the initiative of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation and “HelpNHelper,” solar panels have been installed at Rafiq Hannan Hefz Khana & Orphanage in Dhuillya Para, Sarai Union, a remote area of Bandarban. In this electricity-deprived hilly region, those small orphaned children—once exhausted by heat—are now memorizing the Holy Qur’an under the light. Their smiles and the sparkle in their eyes are our greatest reward. By the mercy of Allah, may this light of humanity spread to more distant hills and darker homes. Please keep these young learners of the Qur’an in your prayers and continue your support.
Provided one month of medication support for an underprivileged heart patient.
One month of medication support has been provided to an underprivileged heart patient, bringing a small but meaningful relief to a family struggling through a difficult time. According to the patient’s family, he suffered a severe heart attack last year. For many years, he had been the sole earning member, working tirelessly as a garment worker to support his loved ones. However, after the heart attack, he lost his ability to work, and the entire family fell into deep financial crisis.
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Recently, on July 10, he underwent a critical heart bypass surgery. To arrange the operation, the family had to spend all their savings and were left with nothing. Since then, managing the cost of regular medication and follow-up treatment has become almost impossible for them, leaving the family in constant worry and uncertainty. In such a challenging moment, this small support for one month’s medication stands as a symbol of compassion and humanity. It is a reminder that even a little help can ease great suffering. We pray for his speedy recovery and request everyone to keep him in their prayers and continue extending their support.
Relief Distribution Project during the devastating floods of 2024
Dry food was distributed in various flood-affected areas, including Daganbhuiya, Parshuram, Fulgazi, Chhagalnaiya, and Feni Sadar in Feni; Monohorgonj and Nangalkot in Comilla; different parts of Noakhali and Chandpur; as well as Fatikchhari, Hathazari, and Mirsharai in Chattogram. The dry food packages included muri (puffed rice), chira (flattened rice), jaggery, biscuits, and chanachur. In addition, each family received water, oral saline, candles, and matches. Each package weighed approximately 5–6 kg per family.
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A large-scale humanitarian relief effort was carried out for flood-affected families in Daganbhuiya, Parshuram, Fulgazi, Chhagalnaiya, and Feni Sadar in Feni, as well as Monohorgonj and Nangalkot upazilas in Comilla. Under this initiative, multiple dry food packages were distributed among 200 flood-affected families. Each package contained chira (flattened rice), muri (puffed rice), sugar, biscuits, oral saline, and a 2-litre bottle of drinking water. This support was provided to help struggling families meet their immediate food and health needs during the crisis, ensuring basic relief and comfort in a difficult time.
Implementation of the Post-Flood 100 Houses Construction Project.
The inauguration of the “100 Houses Construction Project” of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation has been successfully held for the rehabilitation of homeless families affected by floods. The project was officially inaugurated at Bhabaniganj Multilateral High School in Lakshmipur by the Honorable Religious Affairs Adviser to the Government of Bangladesh, Dr. A.F.M. Khalid Hossain. This noble initiative aims to rebuild homes and restore hope for families who lost everything in the devastating floods, ensuring safe shelter and dignity for the affected communities.
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Under the initiative of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation, families were selected in a fully neutral and transparent manner through dedicated local volunteers. During the event, the Honorable Religious Affairs Adviser of the Government of Bangladesh, along with the Chairman of the foundation, Muhammed Nasir Uddin, formally handed over essential household items including tin sheets for roofing and walls, beds (chouki), cooking utensils (pots and pans), buckets, mugs, and other necessary household materials. The event was attended by Professor Dr. Ismail Hossain of the Department of Chemistry, University of Chittagong and adviser of the foundation, the Deputy Commissioner of Lakshmipur Suraiya Jahan, Superintendent of Police Tarek Bin Rashid, Additional Superintendent of Police (Sadar) Sohel Rana, Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Arifur Rahman, Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Sadar Police Station Yasin Majumder, along with other respected local volunteers and dignitaries. This flood-affected homeless rehabilitation project was carried out in collaboration with Shamsul Hoque Foundation, NAHAR, SWMA, ABAM Foundation, and Durbin Foundation.
Distribution program of mattresses and pillows for flood-affected people.
Under the management of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation, essential bedding items were distributed to approximately 2,000 flood-affected people across Lakshmipur, Noakhali, and various areas of Feni, including Daganbhuiya, Parshuram, Chhagalnaiya, Fulgazi, and Sonagazi. Based on on-site verification and a pre-planned beneficiary list, each selected family received a specially prepared package containing quality mattresses (toshok), mats, pillows, bed sheets, and towels (gamcha), ensuring basic comfort and support for the affected households.
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Based on on-site verification and a pre-planned beneficiary list, each selected family received a specially prepared package containing quality mattresses (toshok), mats, pillows, bed sheets, and towels (gamcha), ensuring basic comfort and support for the affected households. On the basis of careful on-site verification and a pre-planned beneficiary list, each selected family received a specially prepared package of essential bedding items. This package included quality mattresses (toshok), mats, pillows, bed sheets, and towels (gamcha), ensuring a small sense of comfort and dignity for families who had lost so much. In a time of hardship, these basic essentials were delivered with care and compassion, aiming to bring relief, warmth, and a feeling of being remembered to every affected household.
Free Eye Camp Organized in Feni, Porshuram
A free eye camp was successfully held at Parshuram Pilot High School in Feni’s Parshuram Upazila, organized by Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation with the support of “Send a Little Hope, UK.” Through this humanitarian initiative, many underprivileged and disadvantaged people received free eye check-ups, treatment, and medical advice. Many of them had been suffering from vision problems for a long time, and this camp offered them a chance to see life with renewed clarity and hope. This event was not just about medical support, but also about restoring hope and relief in people’s lives—bringing smiles and tears of gratitude to many eyes.
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More than 300 elderly men and women attended the camp and received completely free eye treatment, medicines, and eyeglasses. In addition, 31 selected elderly patients from the camp have been given a wonderful opportunity for completely free cataract surgery. The selected patients will be taken to Feni Eye Hospital from Parshuram Pilot High School at 10:00 AM on the 25th and 1st of November under the management of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation. After successful surgery, they will be brought back to Parshuram the following day, In Sha Allah. We sincerely thank all respected donors, concerned officials, and dedicated volunteers for making this beautiful program possible. May Almighty Allah reward everyone with the best recompense. Let us come forward to restore light.
Sherpur Farmers Self-Reliance Project
After the flood, a new seed of hope has been planted. Natural disasters destroy not only crops but also the dreams of farmers. However, we believe that with courage and collective support, any hardship can be overcome. Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation stood beside 21 flood-affected farmers in Sherpur by distributing paddy seeds, fertilizers, high-quality spray machines, and pesticides to help them restart their agricultural activities and rebuild their livelihoods.After the flood, a new seed of hope has been planted.
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Natural disasters destroy not only crops but also the dreams of farmers. However, we believe that with courage and collective support, any hardship can be overcome. Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation stood beside 21 flood-affected farmers in Sherpur by distributing paddy seeds, fertilizers, high-quality spray machines, and pesticides to help them restart their agricultural activities and rebuild their livelihoods. Natural disasters destroy not only crops, but also the dreams, hopes, and livelihoods of farmers. Yet, we believe that with courage, compassion, and collective support, it is always possible to rise again from any crisis. Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation has stood beside 21 flood-affected farmers in Sherpur by providing paddy seeds, fertilizers, high-quality spray machines, and pesticides, enabling them to restart their agricultural activities and rebuild their livelihoods. This support is expected to bring back the touch of green in their lives—golden rice fields will flourish again, and smiles will return to the faces of their families with renewed hope and dignity.
Blanket Distribution Program Among Tea Workers in Sylhet
In the cold winter breeze, when nature turns quiet and harsh, the most affected are the underprivileged and marginalized communities. Among them, tea garden workers face extreme hardship, as their daily lives of hard labor become even more challenging in the biting cold. Standing beside them with warmth and compassion, Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation distributed winter clothing and blankets among tea workers in Feni and the Jaflong tea gardens. Through this humanitarian initiative, around 350 families received winter support, helping them cope with the severe cold.
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Receiving warm clothes and blankets brought relief and comfort to many families. What was once a season of struggle turned into a small story of warmth and care. This support brought not only physical comfort but also a renewed sense of hope, dignity, and reassurance. This initiative was more than just the distribution of winter clothes—it was a heartfelt act of humanity, where compassion and responsibility came together to create a warm gesture of solidarity for those in need.
Amin Jute Mill Eye Camp 2025
A day-long humanitarian and welfare initiative was successfully held in the Amin Jute Mill area, providing free eye treatment services to the local community. The eye camp took place at SARM Striker Zone near the North Gate of Amin Jute Mill Road, where people from surrounding areas participated spontaneously. A total of 259 patients received completely free eye care services. The services included comprehensive eye examinations, consultations and treatment by experienced ophthalmologists, free eyeglasses and medicines as required, and specialized arrangements for selected patients, including free cataract surgery and nasolacrimal duct surgery for five patients.
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Among them, 40 patients were selected for completely free cataract operations, offering them a life-changing opportunity to regain vision and light in their lives. Regarding the initiative, Chairman of Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation, Engineer Muhammed Nasir Uddin, stated that the camp was organized as part of social responsibility to serve underprivileged people. He noted that many people in the country suffer from various eye problems but cannot afford treatment. This initiative was taken to address that reality, and such programs will continue in the future. He further added that the camp provided services including vision testing, cataract patient selection, computerized vision correction, and comprehensive eye treatment. The entire medical services were conducted under the supervision of five experienced ophthalmology specialists. The program was funded by Alhaj Muhammad Shafi & Family Foundation. President of the foundation, Rashid Ahmed, said that the initiative was driven by a desire to contribute to society and support rural communities. He expressed his happiness in being able to help people and assured that such support will continue in the future, InshaAllah. This initiative was not just a medical camp, but a humanitarian effort to restore sight and bring light back into people’s lives—an inspiring example of compassion, responsibility, and humanity.
Your donation has helped build the house of physically disabled Rajon.
Rajon’s dream, built little by little through years of driving an auto on rent, was washed away in the devastating floods of 2024. Due to the erosion of the WAPDA canal in Pirapur Upazila of Lakshmipur, Rajon, along with many other families, lost their homes and homesteads, falling into extreme helplessness.
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In this critical situation, Alhaj Shamsul Hoque Foundation stepped forward with humanitarian support, in collaboration with North American Humanitarian Aid and Relief (NAHAR). Through this joint effort, Rajon’s new home has been rebuilt, giving him a renewed sense of shelter and dignity. For Rajon, a physically disabled man, this house is not just a structure of bricks and tin—it is a symbol of recovery, resilience, and a new beginning after losing everything. After a long struggle and hardship, his life has regained stability, safety, and a place he can finally call home. This initiative is not merely about building a house; it stands as a powerful example of humanity—where people come together in times of crisis to restore hope, rebuild dreams, and inspire others to live again with dignity.
