How LiSu Foundation Identifies Eligible Beneficiaries
Transparent, Verified, and Shariah-Compliant Process
Every donation is treated as a responsibility before Allah, and every beneficiary is selected through truth, verification, and justice.
LiSu Foundation follows a strict, multi-layer verification process to ensure that assistance reaches only the truly deserving, minimizing misuse, favoritism, and corruption. Each program has specific eligibility criteria and on-ground verification by our executive team.
Program-Specific Eligibility & Verification
Detailed identification process for each humanitarian program
Comprehensive Support for the Poor and Underprivileged
Ensuring assistance reaches those most in need
Eligibility Identification Process
Application submitted by:
- The individual/family themselves
- Local community volunteer
- Imam, teacher, or trusted community representative
Required information:
- Family income source
- Number of dependents
- Housing condition
- Existing aid from other organizations (if any)
Priority given to:
- Widows
- Disabled persons
- Elderly without support
Verification
- Physical home visit by LiSu volunteer/executive member
- Cross-check with neighbors
- Cross-check with local elders
Welfare, Education, and Moral Development of Orphans & Remote Children
Supporting vulnerable children's education and development
Eligibility Identification Process
Confirmation that:
- One or both parents are deceased OR abandoned
- Child belongs to a low-income family
Recommendation from:
- Madrasa/school authority
- Local Imam or guardian
Verification
- Birth certificate / guardian confirmation (where available)
- Visit to school/madrasa
- Regular attendance monitoring
Safe Drinking Water (Tube Wells / Deep Tube Wells)
Providing access to clean water in underserved areas
Eligibility Identification Process
Area selection based on:
- Lack of clean water source
- Distance to nearest safe water
Community application signed by:
- Local elders
- Mosque committee
- School authority
Verification
- Physical survey by executive member
- Water source assessment
- Community consensus (not individual favoritism)
House Construction for Homeless & Disadvantaged
Building safe and permanent homes for those in need
Eligibility Identification Process
Applicant must:
- Own no permanent house
- Live in unsafe or temporary shelter
Priority given to:
- Widows with children
- Elderly persons
- Disabled heads of households
Verification
- On-site inspection of current living condition
- Land ownership or legal permission confirmation
- Neighbor and local leader validation
Ramadan, Qurbani, Winter Clothing, Iftar & Sadaqah Programs
Seasonal assistance programs for vulnerable communities
Eligibility Identification Process
Beneficiary lists prepared:
Beneficiary lists prepared before Ramadan/Eid
Priority given to:
- Orphans
- Daily wage laborers
- Families below poverty line
Verification
- Duplicate prevention using beneficiary register
- Local volunteer coordination
- No political or personal influence allowed
Healthcare & Medical Assistance Programs
Providing medical support to those who cannot afford treatment
Eligibility Identification Process
Patient or guardian submits:
- Medical report or prescription
Priority cases:
- Life-threatening conditions
- Chronic illness with no financial support
Verification
- Doctor/hospital confirmation
- Executive approval for fund allocation
- Direct payment to hospital/pharmacy (where possible)
Building Bridge Between Wealthy & Underprivileged Communities
Connecting donors with beneficiaries transparently
Eligibility Identification Process
Programs designed as:
- Community iftars
- Joint charity drives
- Sponsorship-based assistance
Verification
- Transparency in donor-to-beneficiary mapping
- No cash handover without documentation
Charity & Welfare Activities Based on Islamic Principles
Zakat distribution according to Shariah guidelines
Eligibility Identification Process
Zakat distributed strictly according to Shariah categories:
- Poor (Fuqara)
- Needy (Masakin)
- Orphans
- Debtors in hardship
Verification
- Shariah-aware committee review
- No Zakat used for administration or publicity
Educational Scholarships (School, Madrasa & Orphans)
Supporting education for deserving students
Eligibility Identification Process
Recommendation from:
- School/madrasa authority
Student must:
- Be financially poor
- Show academic or moral merit
Verification
- Academic record review
- Home visit (when needed)
- Annual re-evaluation to continue scholarship
Funeral, Burial & Graveyard Assistance
Supporting dignified burial for the deceased
Eligibility Identification Process
Deceased must belong to:
- Poor or underprivileged family
Immediate request from:
- Family member
- Imam or local volunteer
Verification
- Local confirmation
- No cash handover—direct arrangement/payment
Anti-Corruption Measures
Applicable to All Programs
Not Allowed
- ❌No political affiliation
- ❌No favoritism or family influence
- ❌No cash distribution without record
Required Practices
- ✅Physical verification mandatory
- ✅Executive committee approval required
- ✅Documentation & beneficiary register maintained
“LiSu Foundation believes that Amanah (trust) is an Ibadah. Every donation is treated as a responsibility before Allah, and every beneficiary is selected through truth, verification, and justice.”
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