Supporter
[Amount to be confirmed]
one-time
Covers learning materials and digital access for one student for a term.
Many of the young women who most need this programme are the least able to pay for it. Donor support is how we close that gap.
Dar Al-Karimah is deliberately low-cost by design: we teach online, we keep administration lean, and our students' capstone ventures generate real value in their own communities rather than for us. Fees cover part of what it costs to run the programme well. The remainder — scholarships, teacher salaries, mentor time and learning materials — is met by donors.
Our aim over time is a stable mix: modest fees from families who can contribute, committed monthly giving from supporters, and a growing scholarship fund. Every rupee is accounted for, and donors receive an annual statement of how funds were used.
Scholarships
Full and partial fee support for students from low-income households.
Teaching
Fair, reliable salaries for qualified women teachers and mentors.
Materials & access
Digital course materials, data support and learning devices where needed.
Capstone support
Small seed grants for graduating students' ventures and service projects.
Placeholder amounts — final tiers and currencies will be published alongside the payment gateway.
[Amount to be confirmed]
one-time
Covers learning materials and digital access for one student for a term.
Most needed
[Amount to be confirmed]
monthly
Contributes towards teaching salaries and mentor time — the most useful gift we receive.
[Amount to be confirmed]
annual
Funds a full need-based scholarship for one student for a complete academic year.
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Institutional donors, zakah-eligible giving and endowment enquiries are all welcome. Send us a note and we will respond personally.