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What is Smile For All (SFA)?

Smile For All (SFA) is a non-profit, non-political, voluntary youth organization based in Daulatpur, Kushtia, Bangladesh. Founded in 2015, we work hands-on across education, skill training, climate action, emergency health support, and humanitarian relief — powered almost entirely by local volunteers.


How can I become a volunteer with SFA?

You can join as a volunteer by filling out the form on our "Become a Volunteer" page. We welcome anyone willing to give their time and skills — no prior experience is required, just a genuine interest in helping your community.

How can I donate to SFA, and where does my donation go?

You can donate directly through our website's Donate page, either to our general fund or to a specific active campaign, such as flood relief or tree plantation. Every taka raised is tracked against the campaign it was given for, and our progress is shown publicly on each campaign page.

Is the sewing training really free? Who can join?

Yes — training under our Prekkhapot Project is completely free, including all materials provided during the course. It's open to women and girls in Daulatpur and Bheramara; each new batch is announced on our Notice Board and News page, so keep an eye there for enrollment openings.

How do I request emergency oxygen support?

If you or a family member needs emergency oxygen, you can submit a request directly through the "Apply Now" link on our homepage under Emergency Oxygen. Our team responds based on availability and urgency, prioritizing long-term and critically ill patients.

How does SFA decide where to plant trees, and who takes care of them afterward?

Planting locations are chosen based on community need and, increasingly, LGED road-planning data to avoid future removal. Every tree we plant is staked, numbered, and assigned to a local volunteer who tracks its condition, waters it during dry spells, and reports problems — because our commitment doesn't end at planting.

Can I request a training session or workshop from SFA for my institution?

Yes. Schools, madrasas, and community organizations can request a training session — such as our tree-care, climate-awareness, or skill-development sessions — through our "Request a Training" page. We review each request and schedule based on volunteer availability.

How can I verify an SFA certificate or membership?

You can verify a training certificate, a member, or a library membership using the dedicated verification tools on our website: Verify Certificate, Verify Member, and Verify Library Member. Just enter the ID or reference number shown on the document.

Does SFA work only in Kushtia, or also elsewhere in Bangladesh?

Our core, ground-level work is concentrated in Daulatpur and Bheramara upazilas of Kushtia, where our volunteer network is strongest. That said, our reach — through beneficiaries, partnerships, and campaigns like flood relief — has extended to communities beyond Kushtia as well.

How can I become a member of SFA, and what's the difference between a member and a volunteer?

A volunteer contributes time to specific activities and campaigns as they come up, while a member holds a more formal, ongoing role in the organization. You can apply for either through our Join Us page — select "volunteer" or "member" depending on the level of involvement you're looking for.