Al-Mizan Charitable Trust is a Muslim grant-funder which supports disadvantaged people and deprived communities across the UK, regardless of their faith or cultural background.

We cordially invite you to attend our Networking Event in London on Thursday 28 June 2012 to share our vision and more information about our work with you, over a sumptuous three-course dinner and in the pleasant company of friends. Auction:Cricket Shirt signed by the England Team (Reserve £250)Calligraphic Islamic Painting (Reserve £100)Entertainment:A calligrapher and caricaturist will atte...

Are you up for the challenge? Join Al-Mizan Charitable Trust's Charity Cycle from South London to North London on Sunday 11 March 2012! Al-Mizan Charitable Trust is now receiving over 30 applications for support every month. We need your help to make sure that individuals and families facing financial hardship, do not face continued hardship, simply because we do not have enough funds to go around...

Lower income families in the UK have cut their consumption of fruit and vegetables by nearly a third in the wake of the recession and rising food prices, to just over half of the five-a-day portions that the government recommends for a healthy diet. Households in the lowest tenth of incomes were buying only 2.7 portions of fruit and vegetables a day at the end of 2010, the latest year for whi...

Poverty – absolute or relative – diminishes people, taking away their pride. Where will we be when the coalition is done? Mary O'Hara writes in the Guardian on what it means to be poor in Britain today.  "...When I realised exactly what George Osborne's announcements earlier this week will mean for poor and less well-off families my heart sank. When it became clear that the government was ...

The Trust has written to the Bishop of London, expressing concern with his stance against protesters in the vicinity of St. Paul’s Cathedral. In the letter, Director of Al-Mizan states: "...in recent weeks, the Cathedral has shown greater concern for its commercial prosperity, worried about reducing revenues as its outdoor space has been populated by those who campaign for human dignity. Unfortu...