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My name is Minhaz Khan, and I am connected to a local NGO Social Workers in Madaripur District, Dhaka Division, Bangladesh.

    Over half our community lives in poverty and winter hits the poorest hardest. Your support will help provide blankets, warm clothes and basic care to vulnerable families in urgent need.

    Help Sajal Buy an Autorickshaw & Secure His Family’s Future

    Help Sajal Buy an Autorickshaw & Secure His Family’s Future

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    Md. Sajal Molla is a hardworking father struggling to protect his family through one of the hardest winters they have ever faced. He lives in a fragile bamboo hut with his elderly parents, his wife, and two young children. When winter arrives, the cold cuts straight through the thin walls. At night, icy winds enter their home, and torn blankets offer little warmth. His aging parents suffer silently. His children shiver beside a small fire, clinging to their mother. Sajal survives on daily labor—only when work is available. During winter, job opportunities almost disappear. Some days, there is no income at all. The family is forced to make painful decisions: food or medicine, heat or meals. Yet Sajal does not ask for handouts. He asks for a chance. His dream is simple: an autorickshaw. With it, he can work every day, transport passengers to nearby markets, and earn a stable income. This single asset would allow him to: • Feed his children regularly • Buy medicine for his parents • Repair their home step by step • Restore dignity through self-reliance This fundraiser is not about temporary relief. It is about breaking the cycle of poverty through sustainable income. Every contribution—small or large—brings Sajal closer to standing on his own feet. If you cannot donate, please share this campaign. Your support could be the turning point in this family’s life. Let us help Sajal work his way out of poverty—this winter and beyond. How the Funds Will Be Used All funds raised through this campaign will be used solely to help Md. Sajal Molla purchase and operate an autorickshaw, enabling him to earn a stable daily income and support his family with dignity. The use of funds will be structured as follows: 1. Purchase of Autorickshaw (Primary Use) The largest portion of the funds will be allocated to purchasing a reliable autorickshaw suitable for daily passenger transport in local market areas. This will be Sajal’s primary income-generating asset and the foundation of long-term family stability. 2. Registration, Licensing, and Basic Compliance A portion of the funds will cover: • Vehicle registration and local authority documentation • Required permits or licensing (if applicable) • This ensures the autorickshaw can be operated legally and without risk of fines or confiscation. 3. Safety and Essential Equipment To protect both Sajal and passengers, funds will be used for: • Basic safety gear • Essential repairs or adjustments needed at purchase • This helps ensure uninterrupted and safe operation. 4. Initial Operating Support (Short-Term) A small portion will be reserved for: • Initial fuel and minor maintenance • Allowing Sajal to begin working immediately without falling into debt 5. Direct Family Support (Limited and Necessary) If required, a modest portion of the funds may support: • Emergency food needs • Essential medicine for his elderly parents • This will only be used to stabilize the family while income generation begins. Accountability and Transparency Commitment Funds will not be used for personal luxury, travel, or unrelated expenses. The focus of this campaign is sustainable livelihood, not short-term charity. Updates will be shared on the campaign once the autorickshaw is purchased and work begins, so supporters can see the real impact of their contribution. Why This Approach Works One productive asset can: • Generate daily income • Reduce long-term dependency • Restore dignity and self-reliance • Secure food, healthcare, and education for an entire family By contributing, donors are investing in a sustainable solution, not a temporary fix.