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As part of the National Charity Challenge, Majlis Atfalul Ahmadiyya UK are raising funds to build a school in Rwabaganda, Rakai District of Uganda, in collaboration with Humanity First UK.

At the moment there is no school in the area and there are around 300 students in close proximity who are in need of education. The funds that will be raised from this initiative will enable us to build school complex with multiple classrooms, admin rooms, playground and additional facilities.

What is the

Charity Challenge?

Every year Atfal UK take part in an initiative to raise money for charity. We have worked with many different charities in the past.

Most recently we collaborated with the International Association of Ahmadi Architects and Engineers (IAAAE) on a Model Village project in The Gambia.

This year we have partnered with Humanity First UK to build a school in Uganda.

Uganda Trip 2026

As part of the ongoing efforts to build a school in Rwabaganda, Rakai District, Uganda, a group of Atfal will have the opportunity to travel to Uganda at the end of October. On this trip, the Atfal will meet local community members, visit Jamaat facilities and explore parts of the country.

The trip will give Atfal an opportunity to learn more about the region, see the project they helped raise money for, and take part in various fundraising activities. The trip will be fully supervised in line with the Majlis' safeguarding policy.

Dates: 24th - 31st October 2026

Age Group: 13 - 15 years old

📍 School Location:

Deadline to register your interest: 22 September

Who are

Humanity First UK?

Humanity First UK is an international non-profit NGO that focuses on humanitarian and development projects across the world.

Humanity First has built or runs

100 Schools

across the world under its “Knowledge for Life” programme.

To learn more about Humanity First UK, please visit their website:

www.hfuk.org

Let's Get fundraising!

Create Your JustGiving Page now

Click on the guide to see how to set it up!

Once you’ve created your JustGiving page you’re well on your way to get started. Contact your local and regional nazim to let them know you have begun your campaign. Involve your family and get their help with ideas. And stay tuned for any regional or national events!

Be ambitious and set yourself a target of at least £1,500 to achieve Gold in the Charity Champions scheme. You have until 31st October 2026 to hit your target.

If you want to take cash donations then download and print the attached form. Once you have completed your fundraising, hand in the collected cash to your Regional Nazim Atfal.

What your funds will provide in Uganda:

Building Infrastructure

Set up for
3 Classrooms

Admin room

What is our target?

Majlis Atfalul Ahmadiyya UK:

£35,000

Each tifil:

at least £25

Charity Challenge Champions:

≤£750

Majlis Atfalul Ahmadiyya UK:

£35,000

Each tifil:

at least £25

Charity Challenge Champions:

≤£750

Become a Charity Challenge Champion

Gold

£1,500

Silver

£1,000

Bronze

£750

Those that achieve one of these levels will have their name mentioned on the Charity Champions page and will receive a prize at the end of the year.

Once you have created your JustGiving page or started your campaign inform your local or regional Nazim that you have pledged to become a champion, and provide them with updates until you hit your target.

How Can I Fundraise towards my Target?

Why not hold your own fundraising event. This is sometimes the best way to maximise collections and get many people involved. Take a look below for some ideas on what you can do.

  • Arrange a day or multiple days when you will hold a car wash event.
  • Speak to the people on your street and let them know when and where to come.
  • Arrange a team to help with the set up and cleaning.
  • Charge at least £10 for external and £10 for an internal clean.
  • Allow customers to donate more by displaying a QR code to your JustGiving page on the event day.

  • Most councils, primary and secondary schools hold summer fayres. Ask the organisers if your family can hold a stall.
  • You can also request your school to allow you to hold a bake sale during your lunch break.
  • Manpower and gazebos can be provided through the regional or national team.
  • Think of food items to sell, a BBQ, drinks, cakes etc.
  • Approach your teachers to donate towards the cause.

  • Identify the most active car boot sales in your region. For example, there is one on the A3 before Guildford. They charge only £15–£25 for a pitch. All you have to do is turn up early on the day and set up your stall.
  • Ask your local majlis for a donation drive, for items people no longer need that can be sold. Collect these and sell at the car boot sale, with all proceeds going to the charity challenge.

Promote any activities you are doing amongst family and friends to get them involved and also donate towards your cause.Why not hold your own fundraising event. This is sometimes the best way to maximise collections and get many people involved. Take a look below for some ideas on what you can do.

Don’t Hesitate to get in touch!