Safe Water for Families Who Have None
Safe Water for Families Who Have None
Water – The Best Form of Charity
Millions of people in Pakistan still don’t have safe drinking water. In places like Sindh and Balochistan, families collect water from ponds, rivers, even floodwater, because there’s no better option.
Many women spend 3-5 hours a day just trying to bring water home. And it’s often contaminated: UNICEF reports that about 70% of households drink bacterially contaminated water, and around 53,000 children under five die each year from diarrhea linked to poor water and sanitation.
Your support is vital for their survival. MTJ Foundation has installed 150+ hand pumps and supports long-term solutions like filtration plants, so families can drink safely, live with dignity, and have clean water anytime they need it.
how you can help
How Your Donation Helps
The Impact of our work
150+
Hand pumps installed since 2022
100,000+
People helped during the 2022 floods
350,000+
People given access to clean water
4,500+
Families served
Frequently Asked Questions
Your donation funds MTJF’s Water Relief Program in Pakistan, specifically in Sindh and Balochistan, regions where the floods contaminated water sources and families rely on unsafe drinking water that’s threatening children’s lives daily.
A hand pump draws clean groundwater from deep below the surface, making it safe to drink. One hand pump typically serves multiple families in a village or community, providing access to hundreds of people for years to come.
Yes! Water relief is 100% Zakat-eligible. Providing clean water is one of the most impactful uses of your Zakat, directly saving lives and preventing disease.
Hand pumps and filtration systems are built to last for years with basic maintenance. MTJF works with local communities to ensure these systems continue providing clean water long after installation, making your sadaqah jariyah ongoing.
We work with local partners to identify communities with the highest need, areas where families currently walk hours for contaminated water, where children are suffering from waterborne diseases, and where the floods made water access even more critical.
Yes. MTJF provides updates about water projects funded by donors, including locations of hand pump installations and filtration systems. You’ll see the direct impact of your contribution and the communities it’s serving.
