From 2013 until 2026, a shipping container left Sydney every month carrying nineteen tonnes of clothing and shoes. It went to Afghanistan, Pakistan, Yemen, Lebanon, Syria and parts of Africa. By the charity’s own reckoning it reached more than a million people....
The goal is straightforward: build enough business income to cover the cost of running the charity, so that money donated by the community goes directly to families rather than to overheads. It is a long project, and we are partway through it. The problem being solved...
Three things set House of Sadaqa apart: a deliberately narrow mission, support delivered locally in Sydney, and a group of businesses built to fund the charity rather than relying on repeated appeals. None of these are unique on their own. The combination is unusual....
House of Sadaqa began in 2010 in a garage in Castle Hill, and has grown into a Sydney charity running a family support program, homeless outreach and a family of businesses whose profits fund the work. This is how it happened, and where it is going. It started in a...
Sydney, NSW, October 10, 2024—House of Sadaqa is delighted to announce a significant partnership with Suttons Chullora, who have generously donated two Ford Transit vans to support the charity’s mission of providing essential household items to families and...
