Kutu Chand Foundation is a UK registered charity (Charity number: 1196433) and we have a 100% donation policy (which means we use EVERYTHING you donate for charitable projects).

Kutu Chand Foundation was set up by the family of Kutu Chand, also known as Mofur Uddin, to carry on his legacy of charity and helping the poor and needy. The objective of Kutu Chand Foundation is to relieve poverty in Bangladesh by providing grants for healthcare, education, nutrition, sanitation, clean water and skills training designed to enable individuals to generate sustainable income and be self sufficient.

We are requesting donations for our ongoing projects. We have built houses for widows, elderly and families with orphan children in Bangladesh (see below a selection of houses we built over the last year). Our other ongoing projects include income generation projects (such as buying cows and taxi vehicles for poor families to generate income for themselves). We also organize building of tube wells for the poor so that they can have access to clean water.

Website: https://kutuchandfoundation.org.uk/

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Kutu Chand Foundation sponsor orphans, widows, elderly and needy people in Bangladesh.

Kutu Chand Foundation builds houses for widows, elderly and families with orphan children in Bangladesh.

Kutu Chand Foundation organises income generation projects (such as buying cows and taxi vehicles for poor families to generate income for themselves).

Kutu Chand Foundation builds houses for widows, elderly and families with orphan children in Bangladesh.

Kutu Chand Foundation builds tube wells for the poor people in Bangladesh so that they can have access to clean water.

Kutu Chand Foundation builds tube wells for the poor people in Bangladesh so that they can have access to clean water.

Kutu Chand Foundation organises income generation projects (such as buying cows and taxi vehicles for poor families to generate income for themselves).