Noria Foundation
Named for the ancient waterwheels of the Levant — machines built to lift water and give it away, some still turning after seven hundred years.
Why this exists
Ownership begins when soul, body, and mind are connected. Noria builds the places where that connection is taught — so the people who learn there become the light of their communities, their cities, their countries.
Drafted from Tareq's words — his refinement pending.
What Noria builds
Six hundred to nine hundred schools. Three hundred libraries. Across the Middle East and Africa — reaching one million people with an alternative to the traditional systems of education: learning that gives people ownership of themselves.
Drafted from Tareq's words — his refinement pending.
The long view
Generational wealth — not only money, but knowledge, ownership, and institutions that keep giving. Like the wheels it is named for, Noria is built to still be turning centuries from now.
Drafted from Tareq's words — his refinement pending.