Your donation’s destination depends on the purpose selected and the organisation’s current programme terms. Check whether an amount is a contribution or a complete funded service, how restrictions are recorded and what reporting is available.
Medical programme estimates
Use the current eye-care and cancer programme descriptions. This site no longer claims the older £125 figure always buys a complete cataract operation or that £100 universally pays for a cancer session.
Administration and processing
Ask what the advertised 100% donation policy covers, including processing fees and overhead. Do not treat an unsupported headline as an independently verified account of every transfer.
Restricted giving
Check how Zakat and other restrictions are recorded, and what happens if a programme cannot use a gift as intended. Recipient eligibility, ownership and agency requirements matter alongside the charitable purpose.
Current status and reporting
The parent website reported Gift Aid unavailable and registration in progress when checked on 8 September 2026. For current information and reporting requests, consult World Aid Network’s status page and its contact channels.
Sources & calculation method
These sources inform this guide. A linked source does not endorse this site, and its publication date may differ from this page’s update date.
Scholarly methods can produce different results. See the method choices that affect a Zakat estimate and our editorial policy. This is educational guidance, not a personal ruling or a claim of named scholarly review.
To cite this guide: “Where your donation goes: questions and programme details”, World Aid Network, updated 8 September 2026, https://zakat-calculator.org.uk/where-your-money-goes