Mission
To improve lives by supporting communities, providing food and clean water wherever needed. To educate future generations, empower people, and build vital infrastructure for the most vulnerable, including schools, housing, medical centres, and community centres.
Vision
To have an independent, healthy, developed and self sustaining
community
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About Us
West Bengal Charity Foundation is a family relief and development charity based in Preston, England. It was established in 2012. The charity was started after a member of the family visited the West Bengal area of India and saw the condition of the local community. It was clear that there was an urgent need to support and assist the community in terms of nutrition, education, clothing and employment.
West Bengal Charity Foundation is a family relief and development charity based in Preston, England. It was established in 2012. The charity was started after a member of the family visited the West Bengal area of India and saw the condition of the local community. It was clear that there was an urgent need to support and assist the community in terms of nutrition, education, clothing and employment.
The charity also started working in Bukedi Region, East Uganda since February 2024 where there are many communities which need our support to provide vital food and clean water. Education, healthcare and empowerment projects.
About Us
current Appeals
Explore our most urgent appeals below, featuring projects that
require immediate support and critical attention.
- West Bengal, India, Bukedi Region East Uganda
Our Water Pump Project focuses on installing sustainable hand pumps and deep tube wells directly within these communities. We provide a reliable source of clean water that serves as the foundation for health, hygiene, and long-term development.
Hand Pump Installation: £150
Deep Tube Well: £300
- West Bengal, India, Bukedi Region East Uganda
We distribute pedal wheelchairs, crutches, and prosthetics to individuals with disabilities, enhancing their mobility and independence..
Pedal Wheelchair: £150
Crutches and Walker: £50
- West Bengal, India, Bukedi Region East Uganda
we provide life-saving food packs to families in the most poverty-stricken areas of West Bengal. Our mission is simple: to ensure that no child or elderly person goes to bed hungry, providing essential nutrition to those who need it most.
Basic Food Pack: £30
Iftari Pack: £45
- West Bengal, India, Bukedi Region East Uganda
Your contribution can give a family a roof over their heads, offering them hope, safety, and a chance for a better future.
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supports a housing project.: £500
helps build a permanent home: £1000
Orphan Support
We go beyond basic shelter, ensuring every child receives quality education, emotional counseling, and a safe place to call home.
Food Distribution
we provide life-saving food packs to families in the most poverty-stricken areas of West Bengal. Our mission is simple: to ensure that no child or elderly person goes to bed hungry, providing essential nutrition to those who need it most.
Water Projects
The Need In the remote villages of West Bengal and the Bukedi region of Uganda, thousands of families lack access to clean, safe drinking water.
Your Generous
Donations Ensure
we can empower people, deliver vital food
supplies, sponsor education, provide clean
water and housing.
How Your Donations
Are Spent
100% Donation Policy: Every penny donated goes directly to those in need. Our operating expenses are covered through alternative funding sources, ensuring that donations are utilized fully for charitable causes.
We take pride in ensuring that no donations are used for salaries.
Get Involved
- Volunteering
Spending time volunteering can be a
brilliant way to make a difference and
develop valuable work experience.
- Fundraising
You can organize an event or campaign to
help raise funds for the underprivileged.
