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14 East London Mosques Raise Thousands for Children’s Hospice

14 Mosques in East London have joined forces to raise an incredible £17,000 for Richard House Children’s Hospice. The hospice in East London provides specialist care for babies, children and young adults who have life-limiting, life-threatening or complex health conditions. In addition, a nurse-led team of clinicians, therapists, specialists and counsellors provide a range of support services to parents, siblings and the wider family during their time at the hospice.

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The fundraising campaign took place in participating mosques on one of the busiest Friday prayers of the year. Mr Abdullah Dalal spokesperson for the fourteen mosques said:

“The Muslim community in East London has contributed to many charitable projects nationally and internationally. We decided to come together and raise money for a local charity, and selected Richard House due to its amazing work with children and young adults, and with its 15thyear anniversary being celebrated in 2015.”

So far an astounding £17,000 has been raised, with money still coming in.

The mosques who participated in the fundraiser were:  

  • Quwwat-Ul-Islam Society Masjid (Upton Lane)
  • Islamic Centre Upton Park (Selwyn Road, Plaistow)
  • Markaz ud Da’wah wal Irshad, (Plashet Grove, East Ham)
  • Seven Kings Muslim Educational Trust (Redbridge)
  • Ilford Muslim Society Masjid-E-Dawatul Islam (Balfour Road, Ilford, Redbridge)
  • Masjid-e-Tauheed (High St. North, Manor Park)
  • Masjid Al Falah (Kensington Gardens, Ilford, Redbridge)
  • Forest Gate Mosque (Romford Rd)
  • Masjid-E-Usman (Ashville Road, Leyton)
  • Leytonstone Masjid (Dacre Road, Leytonstone)
  • Newham United (Plaistow)
  • Masjid ul Hidayah, (Church Road, Manor Park)
  • East End Islamic Centre (Plashet Road, Plaistow)
  • At Taqwa Trust (Chadwell Heath)

Find out more about the Richard House Children’s Hospice here

Written by IlmFeed

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