News and Media
What Is a Charitable ISP, and How Does It Actually Work?
A charitable ISP is an internet provider owned by a charity, directing profits to a cause instead of shareholders. Here is how the model works and how to verify the claims.
How to Switch NBN Providers Without the Hassle
Switching NBN providers is simpler than most people think. Here is the step by step process, what to check first, and the one mistake that causes downtime.
Ethical Internet Providers in Australia: What to Look For
What makes an internet provider ethical, the questions to ask before switching, and how to check the claims providers make about where their profits go.
Goodwill Connect: NBN Internet for Sydney That Gives Back
Goodwill Connect is an NBN provider for Greater Sydney that gives 100% of its profits to local families in need. Unlimited data, no lock-in contracts, Sydney-based support.
What Is Sadaqah Jariyah? A Simple Guide to Giving That Keeps Giving
Sadaqah jariyah is ongoing charity that keeps rewarding you long after you give. Learn what it means, examples, and how to give it in Australia through House of Sadaqa.
Shop for a Cause: How Our Social Enterprises Fund Family Support
From bamboo toilet paper to NBN internet, House of Sadaqa’s social enterprises turn everyday purchases into support for local families. Here’s how shopping gives back.
How to Clear Your NSW Fines With a Work and Development Order (WDO)
A Work and Development Order lets eligible people in NSW clear Revenue NSW fines through community work and courses. Here’s how it works and how House of Sadaqa can help.
Facing Hardship in Sydney? How the Family Support Program Can Help
House of Sadaqa’s Family Support Program helps Sydney families in crisis with essentials, whitegoods and emergency relief. Here’s who it helps and how to request support.
Is Zakat Tax-Deductible in Australia? What You Need to Know
Zakat given to a DGR-endorsed charity in Australia is tax-deductible. Here is how it works, and how House of Sadaqa distributes your zakat to local families in Sydney.