Be among the Ansar of these works.
Serving our faith, by serving society. Some useful work costs too little to win a grant, but too much for one person to pay. Think of mapping every food bank in a town, translating an old book, or building a small tool that anyone can use free. AnsarPool lets a community chip in together, watch the work happen live, and see every pound accounted for.
We do not add a platform fee on top of your pledge. A campaign's goal already covers our running costs. We never keep overfunded money as profit. If a campaign raises more than the work costs, your share goes to a shared community fund:
We are still building a second option, so you can ask for your share back instead. It is not live yet. Until it is, every surplus share goes to the community fund.
Every pound in and every pound out is recorded on our public transparency page — you can check it any time.
The Ansar were the helpers — the Madinan Muslims who welcomed and supported the early Muslim community. We chose the name because we want donors to see themselves as enablers, not buyers. You are not buying a product. You are making something possible that would not happen otherwise. The work keeps helping people long after the campaign ends — a gift that keeps giving (sadaqa jariyah), in spirit if not in legal form.