
LAHORE - In a monumental step toward expanding its humanitarian efforts, the Hunger Relief Foundation has officially launched its Pakistan chapter, aiming to provide essential support to underprivileged communities across the country. The foundation has been at the forefront of alleviating hunger and poverty globally, and the launch of the Pakistan Chapter marks a significant milestone in its mission to create a world, where everyone has access to dignity and nourishment. During the holy month of Ramazan, the Hunger Relief Foundation’s dedicated team and volunteers have been tirelessly serving fresh Iftar meals to over 500 people daily.
These meals have allowed individuals and families in need to break their fast with joy and dignity, ensuring that no one is left behind during this sacred time. Each meal distributed is not just about food, but about fostering a spirit of giving, compassion, and unity in the community. Islamabad police deploy 3,500 officials for Eid security, 500 for traffic management ‘We are extremely proud to launch our Pakistan Chapter, as we strive to provide the best help to those in need,’ said Abdullah Mubashar Khan Director of the Hunger Relief Foundation.
‘This initiative is part of our ongoing commitment to reach those who are most vulnerable, offering them support and opportunities for a better tomorrow. Ramazan has given us the perfect platform to show how the spirit of giving can unite people, and we hope to continue this work long after the holy month ends.’ The Pakistan Chapter will focus on expanding food aid efforts, providing education, healthcare, and empowering communities to become self-sufficient in the long term.
The foundation’s core values of charity, compassion, and community will guide all future endeavours. As the Hunger Relief Foundation continues to grow, it remains committed to fostering a world where no one goes to bed hungry, and where dignity and joy are accessible to all. Silence takes over Islamabad as most residents head to hometowns for Eid Tags: pakistan chapter provide.