Fulfill your sacred obligation this Eid by giving Qurbani to those in need. We ensure your sacrifice reaches families in underserved communities with fresh, healthy meat.
Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) Said that: “Best Sadaqah is Water.”
Safe water isn’t a luxury. It’s a human right—and together, we’re building solar-powered water solutions for communities in need.
Bringing clean drinking water to the most underserved areas through advanced solar-powered solutions.
Water Is Life
Your support matters more than ever. Join our mission to bring hope, care, and opportunities to those who need them most.
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Founded in 2015 by Capt. Sheikh Javed and honorary member Junaid Jamshed, the Human Necessity Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to delivering clean drinking water to communities with no access to safe water, electricity, or infrastructure. We install solar-powered water plants equipped with full filtration and distribution systems, making the process of collecting safe drinking water as simple and dignified as turning on a tap.
The Human Necessity Foundation’s mission is to provide clean drinking water through Solar Water Plants to people in need.
We see a world where the most basic requirement for life (drinking water) will be available to everyone.
Compassion. Innovation. Transparency. Sustainability. Every drop we provide reflects our belief in dignity through access to life’s necessities.
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With a 100% rating, the Human Necessity Foundation has earned the highest 4-star status on Charity Navigator — America’s top independent charity evaluator. This reflects our ongoing commitment to transparency, accountability, and delivering real impact to communities in need.
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Help us bring clean drinking water to water-scarce regions of Pakistan through sustainable solar water plants. Your support can quench thirst, prevent disease, and change lives.
Fulfill your sacred obligation this Eid by giving Qurbani to those in need. We ensure your sacrifice reaches families in underserved communities with fresh, healthy meat.
Some actions never end — even after we leave this world. Give with the intention of gaining everlasting rewards, extending beyond this life and into the Akhirah.
We raise awareness about the water crisis through outreach, partnerships, and storytelling—so people understand the need.
Supporters contribute to fund solar-powered water systems that will serve entire communities.
Our team installs water stations using sustainable, locally-adapted technology—ensuring long-term access to safe water.
Clean water flows. Lives are transformed. We share updates and stories to show exactly how your support made it happen.
The Human Necessity Foundation actively serves vulnerable communities in Pakistan, Bangladesh, Afghanistan, Togo, and Gambia. With global offices in New York (USA), Mississauga (Canada), London (UK), Australia, and Pakistan, we are committed to delivering impactful solutions wherever the need is greatest. We are proud to be a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit in the United States and CRA-registered in Canada, ensuring transparency and compliance across borders.
Millions live without access to clean drinking water. In remote villages, the lack of electricity and infrastructure makes safe water nearly impossible to reach.
HNF builds fully filtered solar water stations — bringing hope, health, and hydration where it’s needed most.
Sa’d ibn ‘Ubadah reported: I said, “O Messenger of Allah, my mother has died. Shall I give charity on her behalf?” The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, said, “Yes.” I said, “Which charity is best?” The Prophet said, “A drink of water.
Source: Sunan al-Nasā’ī 3664
Providing clean drinking water through Solar Water Plants to people in need.
Your donation helps build solar-powered water wells in underserved villages, providing clean, life-saving water to families for years. We are currently raising funds to build 10 solar-powered water plants across underserved areas in Pakistan.