About the League, donations, volunteering, and press — answered plainly.
A volunteer-led organization founded in the diaspora after the 2017 crisis. We advocate for the fundamental rights of the Rohingya people, deliver humanitarian support, and run education programs — through 28 branches across 11 countries.
No. We are a non-partisan advocacy and humanitarian organization. We work with governments and parliaments of all parties, and our manifesto commits us to strictly non-violent, lawful advocacy.
Our head office is in Milwaukee, USA, with 28 branches and chapters across 11 countries. Relief programs operate in the Cox’s Bazar camps through camp block committees and vetted local partners.
85% goes directly to programs: emergency relief, community schools and scholarships, and advocacy. The rest covers administration and fundraising. Audited statements are published every year on our Financial Reports page.
Yes — the League is a registered non-profit and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by your local law. Every gift receives an instant receipt for your records.
Yes. We maintain a dedicated zakat fund, kept separate from general donations and distributed to eligible families under scholarly guidance. Select “Zakat” when donating.
Any time, no questions asked — use the link in any receipt email or write to info@rohingyanationalleague.org and we’ll process it within two business days.
We welcome translators, teachers, event organizers, fundraisers, researchers, and communicators — remotely or through your nearest branch. See the Volunteer page or write with subject “Volunteering.”
No. Membership is open to Rohingya worldwide; friends and allies are welcome as volunteers, donors, and partners in every program.
We have 28 branches across 11 countries. Contact us and we’ll connect you with the nearest one — or help you charter a new branch where none exists yet.
Write to press@rohingyanationalleague.org. Our media desk responds within 24 hours with spokespeople, verified facts, and background — in English or Ruáingga.
Yes — photos are CC BY-NC 4.0 and reports may be quoted freely with credit to “Rohingya National League” and a link back. High-resolution originals are available on request.
We answer every message within two business days.
