
Kot Addu Flood Emergency Relief
In 2010, Pakistan was hit with devastating floods that not only destroyed crops but also ruined people’s lives. The area of Kot Addu, near Multan was the most effected, with people swimming across towns in order to save themselves. These people also lost their homes, had no food, and were prone to sickness. Seeing this, I quickly realized the need to help these people. Sitting in the USA, I planned and executed an extensive food drive where I arranged roti (bread), milk, water, rice, and many other food items along with eidi (gift money) for the flood victims. The food packets were distributed to over 1000 people in the Kot Addu District. Aged only 8 at that time, this project gave me vital experience on management, planning & execution and taught me things that became useful in my future projects

Kabirwala (Multan 2014) Stiched Cloth scheme

Khanewal New Uniform Distribution 2016-17
I visited this school in Khanewal where there were around 80 kids, mainly the children of farmers and labourers. When I saw their condition I was shocked. Most of them wore ripped clothes and had no shoes. Feeling for them, I decided that I would give each one of them clothing for their school. I got around 400 hundred meters of cloth ( roughly for 100 people) and gave it to each one of those children. Since there were so many of them, they had to wait in a line to recieve their brand new clothing. All of them were anxious to receive their clothes which they would wear everyday till they ripped. There was never a frown on any of their faces and smiles were spread all along the small little school. After all of them were finished, they all said 'Thank you', and gave me blessings for providing something that is essential in a day to day lifestyle. This project showed me that clothing is not a privelage for everyone, and we dont really care about it. But the people who do not have as much as us, care so much about a gift that has truely changed their lives
