Amount of your choice for administration
Enter the amount yourself. It goes to the accountant, the auditor and the cash register system.
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Every krone must be traceable. To help, we must operate lawfully.
Behind every food parcel handed out and every well drilled lies an invisible but strict machinery. Norwegian law places strict requirements on charitable organisations: we are required to have an authorised accountant, an external state-authorised auditor and an approved, secure cash register system. These are not optional upgrades, but absolute requirements from the authorities for us to be allowed to continue our aid work.
To keep costs as low as at all possible, all the technical development, the website and the day-to-day administration are done 100% voluntarily, as dugnad (unpaid community work). This saves the organisation hundreds of thousands of kroner in consultancy and development services. But the law requires independent, state-authorised third parties for accounting and auditing – and they cost money.
By giving your Sadaqah to administration and operations, you make it possible for us to exist as a safe, lawful and transparent organisation. It is this fund that lets us keep our promise: that emergency relief and your Zakat reach those who need it most in full.
«Truly, Allah loves that when one of you does a piece of work, he does it in the most thorough and best way (itqān).»
Sources
- Act relating to auditing and auditors (revisorloven) (opens in a new tab). Lovdata, LOV-2020-11-20-128. Requirements for independent auditing. Accessed 22.09.2026.
- Act relating to bookkeeping (bokføringsloven) (opens in a new tab). Lovdata, LOV-2004-11-19-73. Requirements for bookkeeping and the storage of accounting records. Accessed 22.09.2026.
- Act relating to requirements for cash register systems (kassasystemlova) (opens in a new tab). Lovdata, LOV-2015-06-19-58. With associated regulations. Requirements for approved and traceable cash register systems. Accessed 22.09.2026.
- Registration in the Register of Non-Profit Organisations (Frivillighetsregisteret) (opens in a new tab). The Brønnøysund Register Centre, 2026. Conditions for voluntary organisations. Accessed 22.09.2026.
- Voluntary organisations that receive donations (opens in a new tab). The Norwegian Tax Administration (Skatteetaten), 2026. Guidelines on transparency and responsible management of donations. Accessed 22.09.2026.
The information above describes the actual framework for our operations. We never charge for voluntary work, and we show administrative costs openly so that no funds are transferred out of sight.
Accountant
Every gift is recorded by an authorised accountant.
Auditor
An external, state-authorised auditor checks the accounts.
Cash register system
An approved and secure cash register system makes every payment traceable.
Dugnad
The website, development and day-to-day running are done voluntarily, unpaid.
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The gifts here cannot be given as zakat. If you want to give zakat, you can do so on the zakat page.