Questions, answered

Use the Donate page and pay with Bangla QR from bKash, Nagad, Rocket or any bank app. You can give once or choose a fund or a specific program. No account is needed.

Yes. Zakat is a restricted fund kept in its own ledger account and spent only on eligible recipients through programs such as Shabolombi, Education Aid and medical support. It is never used for salaries, offices or fundraising.

Yes. Choose a program on the Donate page, or use the donate button on any program page. Program gifts are restricted and spent only on that program.

Yes. Once your payment is confirmed you receive a receipt with a reference number. Keep it for your records and quote it if you write to [email protected] about your donation.

No. Every gift is welcome and is recorded in our ledger just like a large one.

Our transparency page shows income by fund and spending by program for each year, taken directly from our double-entry ledger.

Families in Bangladesh who need help to become self-reliant (Shabolombi), to keep a child in education, or to pay for medical treatment. Each program page lists who is eligible.

Fill in the online application form. You do not need an account and there is no fee. A field volunteer can also help you apply if you cannot do it online.

A National ID (NID) or birth certificate to confirm identity, plus school or medical papers for education or medical requests. Documents are stored privately and seen only by the staff handling your case.

After applying you receive a reference number. Enter it on the Track application page to see the current status and any interview date.

A local team visits each applicant’s home to understand their situation, checks the information provided and agrees on the support that will help most. Decisions are based on need, not connections.

Register on the Volunteer page. Our team reviews each registration and contacts you by phone or email to match you with an activity near you.

No experience is needed for most roles, and we brief every volunteer before an activity. Health camp roles need medical training or current medical study.

Yes. Content, design, translation and technology roles, including work on Tuhur, can be done remotely. Distribution, plantation and camp roles happen in person.

Yes. Active volunteers can receive a certificate with a unique code that anyone can check on our Verify certificate page.

Shabolombi means “self-reliant”. It gives families a productive asset such as a rickshaw, sewing machine, livestock or shop stock so they can earn a steady income instead of relying on aid.

Tuhur is our free, ad-free Islamic companion app with accurate prayer times, a verified mosque finder and Qur’an resources. You sign in with your Lagbe Foundation account.

Our office is in Rajshahi and our field teams work across several districts, including Rajshahi, Kurigram, Sylhet and Khulna. We go where verified need is greatest.

Not yet. Lagbe Foundation is a non-profit, non-political organisation, and its registration with RJSC as a society is in progress. We will publish the registration details here once it is complete.

We collect only what is needed, store identity documents privately, never sell data and use only essential cookies. You can ask us to see, correct or delete your information. Our privacy policy explains everything.

We welcome partnerships with businesses, schools, mosques and other organisations. Write to us at [email protected] or use the Contact page.

Email [email protected] with “Media enquiry” in the subject line and we will get back to you quickly.