MASTUL foundation implements multifaceted initiatives for dev of Lalmonirhat

MASTUL Foundation is implementing a range of community development initiatives in Lalmonirhat to improve the quality of life of people in Bangladesh's northern region and promote sustainable development. 

Alongside humanitarian assistance, the Foundation is working tirelessly to bring positive change to local communities through safe water initiatives, environmental conservation, and livelihood empowerment programs.

The Foundation's ongoing initiatives include the installation of community tube wells, self-reliance programs for underprivileged and vulnerable families, and tree plantation campaigns. These efforts are helping ensure access to safe drinking water while also contributing to employment generation and environmental sustainability.

Recently, Asadul Habib Dulu, Adviser to the Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief of the Government of Bangladesh, visited MASTUL Foundation's ongoing development activities in Lalmonirhat.

During the visit, he toured the Foundation's projects, interacted with its volunteers, and participated in the field activities. He also spoke with local residents and instructed the relevant authorities to ensure that necessary assistance reaches those in need.

Speaking on the occasion, Kazi Reaz Rahman, Founder and Executive Director of MASTUL Foundation, said, "Every initiative we undertake is driven by our desire to seek the pleasure of Allah. In Lalmonirhat, our focus extends beyond immediate humanitarian assistance to long-term community development. Through safe water initiatives, environmental conservation, livelihood development, and strengthening disaster resilience, we aim to build a sustainable and prosperous future for the people of Lalmonirhat."

MASTUL Foundation is a non-profit, non-political humanitarian organization registered with the NGO Affairs Bureau under the Prime Minister’s Office of Bangladesh. 

For over a decade, it has been serving underprivileged people through humanitarian and development initiatives. Its key activities include emergency relief during the floods of 2022, 2024, and 2026, dignified burial services during the COVID-19 pandemic, nationwide tree plantation campaigns, the “Zakat Self-Reliance” project, tube well installation, mosque reconstruction, and the “Mehmankhana” initiative, which provides free daily meals in Dhaka. 

The Foundation has also delivered humanitarian aid to Türkiye, Gaza, and Sudan, and operates a madrasa, shelter home, and orphanage in Hazaribagh, Dhaka. The National Board of Revenue (NBR), donations, Zakat, and Sadaqah made to MASTUL Foundation are eligible for income tax rebates and qualify as tax-deductible contributions for donors.