Al-nooh Foundation
We don't count success in terms of funds raised, but in terms of lives made secure, children kept in school, and ecosystems restored. Review our key metrics and success stories below.
250K+
Lives Touched
Direct beneficiaries across 15 states.
1,200+
Student Scholarships
Enabling higher education for girls.
80+
Livelihood Circles
Empowering women micro-entrepreneurs.
50K+
Saplings Sown
Native species restoring local aquifers.
Beneficiary Stories
A close-up view of the families and communities who have partnered with us to achieve self-reliance.
With a high school scholarship, Aakash became the first student from his village to secure admission at a state engineering college.
Aakash's father is a daily wage earner in Bihar. The Al-nooh Scholarship funded his books, hostel prep, and tuition fees, turning a distant aspiration into an academic career.
Starting with 3 machines, a rural self-help group expanded to 25 artisans supplying local retail outlets.
We set up sewing workshops, funded industrial stitching machines, and ran financial planning courses. Today, these women contribute over 40% of their households' income.
Coordinating with village panchayats, our volunteer chapter created a micro-forest of native Khejri trees.
Sapling selection was tailored to dry environments, with deep root watering systems maintained by local community watch committees. The survival rate of plants is currently at an exceptional 88%.
Timeline
How Al-nooh Foundation grew from a singular local response initiative to a pan-India platform.
Launched initial operations in New Delhi focusing on disaster response and children's welfare.
Established regional desks in UP, Bihar, West Bengal, and Maharashtra. Partnered with first corporate CSR sponsor.
Initiated the Women Livelihood Program and Rural Medical Camps, scaling operations to 12 states.
Currently operating across 15+ states with 800+ active volunteers, MCA CSR registration, and audited transparency dashboards.
Every impact metric represents the generosity of our community. Join us to help fund the next student, coordinate the next healthcare camp, or restore the next village aquifer.
