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Yayasan Kebajikan Negara, Malaysia (YKN) is a charitable fund under the jurisdiction of the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development. YKN was incorporated on 5th December 1981.

Zakat Eligible

This campaign is Zakat Eligible

Tax Exempt Eligible

All donations from Malaysians to YKN will be tax exempted in Malaysia

50% Funded

This campaign is 50% funded by Alliance Islamic Bank, Malaysia.

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About Supiah Bint Mohd Ishak

Mrs. Supiah Bint Mohammed Ishak a mother of 9 who lives in Muar, Johor.

– She has children with ages ranging from 4-19 years.Ā 
– Her husband can visit the house only once in a week or two which leaves her to run the household alone.Ā 
– Her family income is RM 2,600 on an average. Supiah contributesĀ RM 90Ā from the net margin profit of her food stall.

Story

Supiah is a 33 year old mother of 9 from Pasir Gudang, Johor. Her husband works as a supervisor in Malacca with a monthly income of RM 2,600. Because of the long distance between Johor and Malacca, Supiah’s husband is able to come home only once in a week or two.Ā Together, they have to support their 9 children all of who are still in school.Ā 

With her husband being away for most of the month, Supiah is tasked to take care and bring up her 9 children.Ā 

Supiah started a small-scale frozen Malay kuih muih food stall which she runs on a part time basis. She is a very hardworking woman who tries her best to help her family.Ā What’s astonishing to note is that every month, Supiah earns approximately RM 90 only from the net margin profit of frozen kuih (vadei, kuih koci, agar-agar cendol and other local kuihs).

30 Packets of Kuih (per month) x RM 4 = RM 120
Profit Margin (75%): 75% x RM 120 = RM 90

Her entire income depends on the number of customerā€™s she gets. According to her, the income earned every month (including her husbandā€™s income) is not enough for their family’s expenses when coupled with the school and medical expenses for her children.

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Monthly Expenses Breakdown:

Ā 

Item

Amount
Ā 

Monthly Income

RM 2,600.00
Ā 

Utilities

School Expenses

Family Expenses

RM 150.00

RM 1,500.00

RM 800.00

The Solution

Due to such a bad financial condition and so many mouths to feed while her husband is away, Supiah is determined to become more independent and support the family financially.

To empower herself, she plans on expanding her small scale food business. Through your donations to this campaign, Supiah will have the opportunity to expand her kuih muih food stall business further. It will help her to buy better tools, more raw material and equipment to increase her daily output and satisfy her customer demand so that they return to her for more business.

Item

Amount

Freezer (TSB-CRA 198m)

RM 1,500.00

Gas Stove (THL stainless steel)

RM 350.00

Blender (Panasonic PSN-MXA C400)

RM 450.00

Cooking Utensils and Raw Materials

RM 700.00

Total

RM 3,000.00

The donations to this campaign will be used to cover the business expenses instead of taking from her daily income. The donations will provide her the cushion to use her income to take care of the daily expenses of her children and medical bills instead.

To make sure that your donations reach their maximum potential, Supiah will undergo a special training course that will help teach and enhance his skills in running a business.Ā 

This includes:

ā€“ Cooking Courses

The Messenger of Allah ļ·ŗ said:

It is better for one among you to bring a load of firewood on his back and give charity out of it (and satisfy his own need) and be independent of people, than that he should beg from people, whether they give him anything or refuse him.

Verily the upper hand is better than the lower hand, and begin (charity) with your dependents.

[Muslim]

She hopes that when her children have completed their studies, they will become the pillars to support the family. As a mother, she is trying her best to support and meet all the necessary costs so that her children can focus on their studies properly. Such dedication is highly commendable and should be supported by us.

Supiah is a living example of the hadith of the Prophet ļ·ŗ regarding those who try to work to earn a Halal and respectable income instead of begging others. At GlobalSadaqah our mission is to empower such people so that they go from becoming beneficiaries to benefactors themselves. This is the core of our mission to Circulate Good.

Even the smallest of donations count. Allah loves all those who give and help remove a difficulty of a fellow Muslim. The donations from this campaign not only help Supiah set up a decent business but will also help bring smiles and mental peace to a needy family.Ā 

Donors
RM 2,361
Anonymous RM 288
AZNAM SHAHUDDIN RM 834
Anonymous RM 300
Anonymous RM 125
Anonymous RM 83
Alliance Islamic Bank RM 1,518