About us

Nasrat Charity is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization founded in February 2022 in Fremont, California, committed to providing essential aid and services to the most vulnerable people in communities worldwide. Guided by compassion and the belief in dignity for all, we strive to make a lasting impact on lives affected by poverty, disasters, and hardship.

Our mission is to transform lives by providing emergency aid, healthcare, education, vocational training, and essential resources to those in need. Through initiatives such as rebuilding schools, offering free healthcare services, constructing water wells, supporting orphanages, and delivering food and financial assistance, we empower communities and bring hope to those facing adversity.

• Emergency Aid: When emergencies strike, we provide healthcare assistance, food packages, blankets, stoves, and cash assistance to those affected.

• Healthcare: We have provided 900+ patients with free cataract surgeries to restore their vision.

• Education: We have rebuilt two education centers for boys and girls and supplied stationery to hundreds of students.

• Vocational Training: Hundreds of women have graduated from our tailoring center, gaining skills for economic independence.

• Food Assistance: We have served thousands of individuals with hot meals and food packages.

• Water Well Construction: We have constructed 20 water wells, providing communities with access to clean drinking water.

• Orphanage Support: We fully support an orphanage for boys and girls, housing and educating 100 students. We have also rebuilt the orphanage facility to ensure a safe and nurturing environment.

• Rebuilt damaged schools and provided essential supplies, benefiting over 1,200 children.

• Provided free healthcare services to more than 1,000 individuals.

• Constructed 20+ water wells to ensure access to clean drinking water.

• Delivered food packages and hot meals to 1,0000 individuals.

• Provided free cataract surgeries to 739 patients.

• Sponsored an orphanage supporting 53 students.