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New Horizon, Irvine Annual Fund

With the start of November, the month of gratitude, we launch Grateful Giving, our Annual Fund campaign. Gifts supporting this important yearly campaign make up a critical part of New Horizon School, Irvine’s annual budget, becoming the bridge to reaching our educational ideals throughout the year.

New Horizon Irvine's annual fund is our single most important philanthropic priority

A successful Annual Fund Campaign depends on participation from every member of the school community – parents, faculty, staff, alumni, trustees, friends, foundations and corporations. So, while there are many opportunities to support New Horizon throughout the year, no matter the amount – we ask that your first gift of the year be your Grateful Gift. 

Every little thing goes a long way

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New Horizon School, Irvine was built on the vision and generosity of thousands of people who believed in the transforming power of Islamic education. Continuing this tradition of support is essential to fulfilling New Horizon’s mission and enabling it to thrive in the years to come. Therefore, we ask families to consider New Horizon as one of their top 3 organizations to support on an annual basis.

Visionary

$10,000 and above

Benefactor

$5,000 – $9,999

Partner

$2,500 – $4,999

Associate

$1,000 – $2,499

Friend

$1 – $999

Visionary

$10,000 and above

Benefactor

$5,000 – $9,999

Partner

$2,500 – $4,999

Associate

$1,000 – $2,499

Friend

$1 – $999

Thank you for your support!

New Horizon School, Irvine is a non-profit organization. Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Tax ID: 95-3502914. For more information, please contact the Advancement Office at: 949-281-0054 or development@nhirvine.org

The Generosity of Our Community

The Second Phase of Our Capital Campaign: New Horizon Together

New Horizon Together is the concluding campaign for the Upper School Campus & Community Center Project. Our board of trustees, faculty & staff, enrolled families and founding community have led the path to our new campus project.

Legacy Circle

With our devoted community in mind, we have just launched our Planned Giving program. New Horizon’s Legacy Circle is inspired by Sadaqah Jariyah; a form of giving that continues to benefit others beyond our lifetime.

FAQs in Ways to Give

Contributions may made by check, cash or credit card and are tax-deductible in the year the gift is made. Gifts may be made in monthly installments or through a pledge. All checks are made payable to New Horizon Irvine.

Contribute the fair market value of appreciated securities and avoid capital gains tax on the appreciated value of the stock. To find out more information, please contact the development office at (949) 281-0054.

New Horizon welcome donations of time, goods and/or services that abide by the school’s mission and current needs. Items may include furniture, books, software’s, as well as printing and design services.

Bequeaths and Trusts: Planned Giving is a gift vehicle that allows many to donate via a trust, an annuity, or, most commonly, a bequest. Including New Horizon in your will can establish a permanent family legacy and provide tax benefits, a life income benefit, or other favorable estate arrangements. Your own tax advisor, attorney, or estate planning professional can help you determine the best way for you to make such a gift to our school.

Many companies offer matching gift programs that allow employees to double or triple their contributions to nonprofit organizations. Please use the search box below or check directly with your employer.

1. Using Zakat money towards establishing and sustaining Islamic schools in America:

As one of the basic pillars of Islam, the payment of Zakat is as essential as offering regular prayer, fasting during the month of Ramadan, going for Hajj at least once in a lifetime, and believing sincerely in and bearing witness to: “There is no deity except Allah; Muhammad is a Messenger of Allah.”

Islamic Jurisprudence accepts that Zakat be distributed to the eight categories listed below based upon the following verse:

“The offerings given for the sake of God are [meant] only for the poor and the needy, and those who are in charge thereof, and those whose hearts are to be won over, and for the freeing of human beings from bondage, And [for] those who are over-burdened with debts, and [for every struggle] in God’s cause, And [for] the wayfarer: [this is] an ordinance from God- and God is all knowing, wise” (9:60 – translation from “The Message of The Quran” by Muhammad Asad)

The term ‘fee sabil Allah’ which is translated to mean ‘every struggle in God’s cause’ in the verse above can cover, as inferred within Islamic jurisprudence, every endeavor to promote Islam and empower Muslims to practice Islam.

Unquestionably, one of the main priorities for American Muslim families is the education of young Muslims to preserve and develop their Islamic identity and self-awareness. Therefore, supporting projects such as Islamic schools and Islamic centers, that establish and promote Islam in the hearts and minds of people, countries, and societies are also included.

2. Establishing and Sustaining Islamic Schools is considered a perpetual charity (Sadaqah Jariyah)

The idea of a perpetual charity (sadaqah jariyah) is that your gift or donation will continue to manifest itself in the present and future. By helping to establish such a gift, you are creating a mechanism to give money or cause on a regular basis to a person or organization.

Contributing to the establishment of a school that has the opportunity to benefit generation after generation of children is a great example of perpetual charity. Along with beneficial knowledge and good progeny who will pray for the deceased, sadaqah jariyah is a virtuous act that will benefit a person in this life and the next.

Amja and Cambridge Islamic College have shared more details on giving zakat towards supporting Islamic schools:
https://www.amjaonline.org/fatwa/en/85297/can-islamic-school-receive-zakat
https://www.cambridgeislamiccollege.org/zakah/

Below is an additional resource from Sh. Atef, Religious Director of ICOI, who wrote about using Zakat to build a masjid. Although the article does not specifically deal with schools, it focuses on the meaning of “in the way of God.” This includes items that are necessary for the establishment and continuation of Islam, which includes spaces like a masjid or an Islamic school.

Contributions may made by check, cash or credit card and are tax-deductible in the year the gift is made. Gifts may be made in monthly installments or through a pledge. All checks are made payable to New Horizon Irvine.

Contribute the fair market value of appreciated securities and avoid capital gains tax on the appreciated value of the stock. To find out more information, please contact the development office at (949) 552-5411.

New Horizon welcome donations of time, goods and/or services that abide by the school’s mission and current needs. Items may include furniture, books, software’s, as well as printing and design services.

Bequeaths and Trusts: Planned Giving is a gift vehicle that allows many to donate via a trust, an annuity, or, most commonly, a bequest. Including New Horizon in your will can establish a permanent family legacy and provide tax benefits, a life income benefit, or other favorable estate arrangements. Your own tax advisor, attorney, or estate planning professional can help you determine the best way for you to make such a gift to our school.

Many companies offer matching gift programs that allow employees to double or triple their contributions to nonprofit organizations. Please use the search box below or check directly with your employer.

1. Using Zakat money towards establishing and sustaining Islamic schools in America:

As one of the basic pillars of Islam, the payment of Zakat is as essential as offering regular prayer, fasting during the month of Ramadan, going for Hajj at least once in a lifetime, and believing sincerely in and bearing witness to: “There is no deity except Allah; Muhammad is a Messenger of Allah.”

Islamic Jurisprudence accepts that Zakat be distributed to the eight categories listed below based upon the following verse:

“The offerings given for the sake of God are [meant] only for the poor and the needy, and those who are in charge thereof, and those whose hearts are to be won over, and for the freeing of human beings from bondage, And [for] those who are over-burdened with debts, and [for every struggle] in God’s cause, And [for] the wayfarer: [this is] an ordinance from God- and God is all knowing, wise” (9:60 – translation from “The Message of The Quran” by Muhammad Asad)

The term ‘fee sabil Allah’ which is translated to mean ‘every struggle in God’s cause’ in the verse above can cover, as inferred within Islamic jurisprudence, every endeavor to promote Islam and empower Muslims to practice Islam.

Unquestionably, one of the main priorities for American Muslim families is the education of young Muslims to preserve and develop their Islamic identity and self-awareness. Therefore, supporting projects such as Islamic schools and Islamic centers, that establish and promote Islam in the hearts and minds of people, countries, and societies are also included.

2. Establishing and Sustaining Islamic Schools is considered a perpetual charity (Sadaqah Jariyah)

The idea of a perpetual charity (sadaqah jariyah) is that your gift or donation will continue to manifest itself in the present and future. By helping to establish such a gift, you are creating a mechanism to give money or cause on a regular basis to a person or organization.

Contributing to the establishment of a school that has the opportunity to benefit generation after generation of children is a great example of perpetual charity. Along with beneficial knowledge and good progeny who will pray for the deceased, sadaqah jariyah is a virtuous act that will benefit a person in this life and the next.

Amja and Cambridge Islamic College have shared more details on giving zakat towards supporting Islamic schools:
https://www.amjaonline.org/fatwa/en/85297/can-islamic-school-receive-zakat
https://www.cambridgeislamiccollege.org/zakah/

Below is an additional resource from Sh. Atef, Religious Director of ICOI, who wrote about using Zakat to build a masjid. Although the article does not specifically deal with schools, it focuses on the meaning of “in the way of God.” This includes items that are necessary for the establishment and continuation of Islam, which includes spaces like a masjid or an Islamic school.

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