Nazias
21-09-07, 05:55 PM
Live Interpal Appeal
Date: Friday 21st September (i.e.. tonight!)
Time 9pm onwards
Channel: Sky 813 or alternatively view by clicking here (http://www.islamchannel.tv)
Join Interpal for a live and important appeal for those in need around the world.
Take advantage of the month of Ramadan and earn multiply rewards during this sacred month.
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Interpal: The Facts
INTERPAL is a non-political, non-profit making British charity that focuses solely on the provision of relief and development aid to the poor and needy of Palestine the world over, primarily in Palestine and the refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon.
INTERPAL's area of operation is mainly Gaza, the West Bank and the refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon. We work with in excess of 150 different charitable organizations in these areas, all of whom are registered with the appropriate local authorities.
INTERPAL's stated official policy is to coordinate with charities both in Britain and abroad in order to further its aims and objectives to provide relief and development aid to the people of Palestine. This is to increase efficiency and avoid duplication ensuring maximum benefit for Palestine's poor and needy.
INTERPAL's commitment to Public Accountability and Transparency means that it only deals with bona fide organisations, not individuals, which are duly registered by the appropriate local authorities. Its work with these organizations is subject to a strict Funding Agreement to ensure the proper charitable use of funds as specified.
INTERPAL sends delegations made up of community leaders to our areas of operation as part of our awareness raising effort. These leaders then report back to the community, to give a first hand account of the situation of poor and needy Palestinians as well as the progress of INTERPAL projects. INTERPAL is committed to transparency in its operations, and this is one way of ensuring that interested parties can see for themselves exactly how their money has been spent.
Like all charities registered in England, INTERPAL is governed by English Law, and the rules, regulations and guidelines determined by the Charity Commission, the governmental body that monitors charities' activities. The Inland Revenue also periodically sends its officers to scrutinise our audited accounts.
INTERPAL was established to provide humanitarian and development aid in an area where there is great need. We are committed to carrying out the wishes of our donors and bound by a religious duty and moral obligation to ensure that the funds are used for charitable purposes as specified. We are also under a legal duty to operate within the laws of the United Kingdom and the areas in which we operate. It is not in our interest or the interest of our ultimate beneficiaries to exceed the remit of our Trust Deed and operate outside the law.
In order to ensure that the funds it transfers are used as directed, INTERPAL maintains a very strict audit trail and insists on a formal contractual relationship with all our partners. We require our partners to sign and adhere strictly to a Funding Agreement. All transfers of funds are properly authorised, documented and receipted, and local partners are under a duty to provide progress reports and a final report of the projects they implement on our behalf. These reports are supported by relevant documents (e.g. receipts of purchases and distribution of funds) and photographic or video records.
www.interpal.org (http://www.interpal.org/index.htm)
Jazakallah khair!
Date: Friday 21st September (i.e.. tonight!)
Time 9pm onwards
Channel: Sky 813 or alternatively view by clicking here (http://www.islamchannel.tv)
Join Interpal for a live and important appeal for those in need around the world.
Take advantage of the month of Ramadan and earn multiply rewards during this sacred month.
________
Interpal: The Facts
INTERPAL is a non-political, non-profit making British charity that focuses solely on the provision of relief and development aid to the poor and needy of Palestine the world over, primarily in Palestine and the refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon.
INTERPAL's area of operation is mainly Gaza, the West Bank and the refugee camps in Jordan and Lebanon. We work with in excess of 150 different charitable organizations in these areas, all of whom are registered with the appropriate local authorities.
INTERPAL's stated official policy is to coordinate with charities both in Britain and abroad in order to further its aims and objectives to provide relief and development aid to the people of Palestine. This is to increase efficiency and avoid duplication ensuring maximum benefit for Palestine's poor and needy.
INTERPAL's commitment to Public Accountability and Transparency means that it only deals with bona fide organisations, not individuals, which are duly registered by the appropriate local authorities. Its work with these organizations is subject to a strict Funding Agreement to ensure the proper charitable use of funds as specified.
INTERPAL sends delegations made up of community leaders to our areas of operation as part of our awareness raising effort. These leaders then report back to the community, to give a first hand account of the situation of poor and needy Palestinians as well as the progress of INTERPAL projects. INTERPAL is committed to transparency in its operations, and this is one way of ensuring that interested parties can see for themselves exactly how their money has been spent.
Like all charities registered in England, INTERPAL is governed by English Law, and the rules, regulations and guidelines determined by the Charity Commission, the governmental body that monitors charities' activities. The Inland Revenue also periodically sends its officers to scrutinise our audited accounts.
INTERPAL was established to provide humanitarian and development aid in an area where there is great need. We are committed to carrying out the wishes of our donors and bound by a religious duty and moral obligation to ensure that the funds are used for charitable purposes as specified. We are also under a legal duty to operate within the laws of the United Kingdom and the areas in which we operate. It is not in our interest or the interest of our ultimate beneficiaries to exceed the remit of our Trust Deed and operate outside the law.
In order to ensure that the funds it transfers are used as directed, INTERPAL maintains a very strict audit trail and insists on a formal contractual relationship with all our partners. We require our partners to sign and adhere strictly to a Funding Agreement. All transfers of funds are properly authorised, documented and receipted, and local partners are under a duty to provide progress reports and a final report of the projects they implement on our behalf. These reports are supported by relevant documents (e.g. receipts of purchases and distribution of funds) and photographic or video records.
www.interpal.org (http://www.interpal.org/index.htm)
Jazakallah khair!