Charity Organisations in Pakistan

There are several notable charity organisations in Pakistan, which have taken the lead to ensure that no house is left neglected, providing essential services to those in need. With over a third of the population having access to financial aid, medical, and educational opportunities, these bodies are making a significant impact in raising the less fortunate.

Graana.com provides an overview of the biggest charity organisations in Pakistan below.

 

List of Charity Organisations in Pakistan

Mentioned below are some charity organisations in Pakistan that you can donate to if you wish to support their cause. 

 

Sr. #	Organisation	Contact Number	Email	Address
1	Aga Khan Foundation	051-2270512	info.akfusa@akdn.org	House #1, Street #61, F-6/3, Islamabad
2	Transparent Hands Trust	(042) 35201125 0304 1111411	info@transparenthands.org	605A, Block C, Faisal Town, Lahore
3	Edhi Foundation	(021) 32413232	lnfo@edhi.org	Sarafa Bazar, Boulton Market, Mithadar, Karachi
4	Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital	(042) 35905000	fundraising@skm.org.pk	7-A, Block R-3, M.A. Johar Town, Lahore
5	Chhipa Welfare Association	(021)111921020 (021 111111134 (021) 111111136	info@chhipa.org	Plot ZC-5, Sector 8/A, Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi
6	Shahid Afridi Foundation	(021) 111000723	info@shahidafridifoundation.org	204 E. I Lines, Dr. Daud Pota Road, Karachi
7	Ansar Burney Trust	(021)32623382-3 (021) 34120146-7	contact@ansarburney.org	6-Hassan Manzil, Arambagh Road, Karachi
8	Darul Sukun	0337 7778586 (021) 34558797	darulsukunpak@gmail.com	159/H/3, Kashmir Road, PECHS, Karachi
9	Minhaj Welfare Foundation	(042) 3516 8365	donations@welfare.org.pk	366-M, Model Town, Lahore
10	Al-Khidmat Foundation	(042) 35957260	info@alkhidmat.org	3 km Khayaban-e-Jinnah, Lahore
11	The Citizens Foundation (TCF)	(021) 111823823	info@tcf.org.pk	Plot No. 20, Sector #14, Korangi Industrial Area, Karachi
12	Fatimid Foundation	(021) 32225284 (021) 32258656	info@fatimid.org	393 Britto Road, Garden East, Karachi.

 

Aga Khan Foundation (AKF)

 

 

Established in 1967 by His Highness the Aga Khan, the Aga Khan Foundation (AKF) is a non-denominational, private, not-for-profit organisation that focuses on international development.

On the other hand, the AKF combines financial, technical, and human resources to tackle the issues faced by the most poor and marginalised communities in the world.

Highlighting the importance of investing in human potential, it particularly focuses on women, working towards expanding opportunities and building up the quality of life.

Transparent Hands Trust

 

 

Transparent Hands Trust is Pakistan’s first online crowdfunding platform in the healthcare sector that aims to provide the best medical and surgical care to thousands of underprivileged individuals. To support the financial needs of patients, the organisation connects donors worldwide through its web platform, while ensuring complete transparency in the funding process.

By uploading hospital bills on the portal, donors can verify that their contribution directly goes towards the surgery of a needy patient. Donors can also receive regular updates on the patient’s progress. The organisation plans to expand its healthcare services across Pakistan and tap into the education sector in the future.

Edhi Foundation

 

 

Pakistan’s Edhi Foundation is a globally renowned charity organisation, distinguished by its non-commercial, non-political, and non-communal service offerings in the field of social welfare assistance. The organisation operates round the clock, every day of the week, and does not discriminate against individuals based on their race, class, or creed.

The Edhi Foundation has received numerous accolades and shields from national and international governmental and non-governmental bodies, which recognise its outstanding contributions towards serving humanity. It has the largest ambulance fleet in the world, and Edhi Centers are established in all provinces of Pakistan, as well as in the USA, Australia, North America, and the United Kingdom.

Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital

 

 

Imran Khan’s cancer hospital has now become one of Pakistan’s largest charitable organisations. The former cricketer is deeply committed to supporting those suffering from this devastating illness. Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital employs state-of-the-art machines and cutting-edge technology to diagnose and treat various types of cancer in Lahore and Peshawar.

The hospital has a team of qualified doctors and its services are entirely free. Donations can be made from Pakistan, Gulf countries, the UK, the USA, and Canada, among other countries.

Chhipa Welfare Association

 

 

Founded by Pakistani philanthropist Ramzan Chhipa in 2007, the Chhipa Welfare Association has rapidly emerged as one of the most successful charitable organisations in the country.

It provides affordable or free food to individuals with low income and also offers ambulance services. While the organisation’s head office is situated in Karachi, it has several offices throughout the nation. The Chhipa Welfare Association is committed to serving every individual, regardless of race, religion, or ethnicity.

Shahid Afridi Foundation

 

 

Following his illustrious cricketing career, Shahid Afridi established the Shahid Afridi Foundation, which is currently dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all Pakistanis by promoting education and providing access to top-quality healthcare services.

The SAF’s goal is to serve all individuals, irrespective of their race, religion, national origin, or colour, through partnerships with other well known foundations around the globe.

The foundation has plans to build a hospital and school in Pakistan to cater to the medical and educational needs of underprivileged individuals. Donations to this organisation can be made from Pakistan, the UK, the USA, South Africa, and Australia.

 

Ansar Burney Trust

 

 

The Ansar Burney Trust in Pakistan is a non-governmental, non-political, and non-profit organisation that is devoted to combating all forms of injustices, cruel and inhuman treatment, child abuse, and violence against women, as well as other human and civil rights violations.

Led by Pakistani human rights activist Ansar Burney, the organisation aims to raise awareness, offer free legal advice and assistance when required, and provide humanitarian aid when possible.

The “Prisoners Aid Society” has been created to bring about reforms in police stations, jails, and mental hospitals, as well as to assist those who have been detained illegally and unlawfully. The organisation has a functional office in the UK, in addition to its headquarters in Pakistan.

Darul Sukun

 

 

Darul Sukun is a distinctive organisation that caters to the needs of children and adults with mental disabilities, providing them with a home where they can live with dignity.

This renowned non-profit organisation, founded by the Dutch nun Gertrude Lemmens, provides refuge to disabled individuals who have been forced to live on the streets and face the harsh realities of society. Social workers, relatives, or even the police may refer these individuals to Darul Sukun in order to improve their dire circumstances.

Minhaj Welfare Foundation

 

 

Minhaj Welfare Foundation (MWF), one of the largest non-governmental international charitable organisations in the world, operates in more than 100 countries with over 100 branches and initiatives. It was founded by Tahir-ul-Qadri under the umbrella of Minhaj-ul-Quran International.

The MWF is registered as a charity in the UK, with its headquarters located in Pakistan. The foundation is dedicated to alleviating poverty and improving the lives of those in need by fighting for their rights, offering education for children, and ensuring access to basic healthcare.

Al-Khidmat Foundation

 

 

The Al-Khidmat Foundation, headquartered in Lahore, offers a diverse range of humanitarian services across Pakistan. It has been engaged in flood and disaster relief operations for numerous years, while also handling schools and orphanages, implementing clean water projects, supporting prisoners, and distributing aid to the needy. Al-Khidmat Foundation has established centres in all provinces of Pakistan.

The Citizens Foundation (TCF)

 

 

Founded in 1995 by a group of Karachi residents, The Citizens Foundation (TCF) is a leading non-profit educational organisation in Pakistan. Its main aim is to provide high-quality education to underprivileged children across the country.

TCF currently operates over 1202 school units serving 175,000 students nationwide. By providing quality education, promoting moral and intellectual growth, and enhancing the quality of life for the most vulnerable communities, TCF aims to bring about a long-term positive change in Pakistan.

The Fatimid Foundation

 

 

 

The Fatimid Foundation is a charitable organisation that focuses on giving assistance to those suffering from blood diseases in Pakistan. They specialise in safe blood transfusions and offer a monthly supply of healthy blood and blood products to thousands of patients, particularly children, who have been diagnosed with diseases such as thalassemia and haemophilia. Additionally, the organisation is equipped to provide emergency blood in times of a large-scale crisis.

In a Nutshell

Pakistan is one of the most charitable countries in the world, and these organisations are a testament to the generosity of its citizens. Whether it is providing education, healthcare, or disaster relief, these institutions are working hard to improve the lives of those in need. 

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