Support Our Mission
At Najwa-e-Qalam, we believe that education, literacy, and empowerment begin with access and opportunity.
Your contribution—no matter how small—helps us reach more children, support more women, and build a stronger, more creative community.
Together, we can plant the seeds of change, one book, one voice, and one dream at a time.
Support Area
Where Your Money
Goes
Book Kits for Children
A $10 donation provides 3 storybooks, a notebook, and a pencil for a child.
Book Kits for Children
A $10 donation provides 3 storybooks, a notebook, and a pencil for a child.
Train a Youth Leader
$20 helps us conduct a full-day training session for young female leaders.
Train a Youth Leader
$20 helps us conduct a full-day training session for young female leaders.
Sponsor a Reading Circle
$30 covers materials and facilitation for a community reading group.
Sponsor a Reading Circle
$30 covers materials and facilitation for a community reading group.
Book Kits for Children
Train a Youth Leader
Sponsor a Reading Circle
Support Local Authors
Fund a Cultural Event
Company Team
Professional Team
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Ways to Give
Choose How You'd Like To Support
There are many way to make a difference. Find the option that works best for you.
One-Time Donation
Support any of our current projects with a single contribution.
Monthly Giving
Become a Najwa Sustainer—commit to monthly donations to help us plan long-term impact.
In-Kind Support
• Used or new books (especially in Persian/Dari)
• Stationery, whiteboards, projectors
• Art materials and educational toys
Contact us for drop-off info.
How to Donate
Donation methods coming soon
Until our online donation system is active, you can:
Donate in person
during our events
Contact us for direct bank
or Easypaisa details
Email: najwaeqalam@gmail.com
WhatsApp: +92-XXX-XXXXXXX
– Zainab, Donor
“My small donation funded a book set for three girls in Hazara Town. Seeing their smiles was the best reward.”
– Reza, Publisher
“I supported a local book launch through Najwa-e-Qalam. It was one of the most inspiring grassroots efforts I’ve seen.”