Karachi: Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan organised iftar-dinner and Eid gift distribution for at least 2,000 orphans, 1,000 widows and elderly persons from old-age homes enrolled under Alkhidmat Orphans Care Programme.

Prof. Dr. Hafeez ur Rahman President of Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan witnessed outpouring of joy and camaraderie as children reveled in activities specially tailored for their delight.

From bouncing castles to face painting, mesmerising magic show and henna stalls for girls, every aspect of event was designed to create unforgettable memories.

Following festivities, Eid gifts, clothing and other tokens of love were distributed among cherished attendees, including orphan children, their brave mothers and esteemed elders from old-age homes. Vice President Alkhidmat Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad Mangat, President Alkhidmat Central Punjab Ikram ul Haq Subhani and President Alkhidmat Lahore Hamad Ahmed Rashid along with number of representatives from youth organisations, philanthropists, civil society members, orphaned children, their brave mothers and elderly residents of Old Age Homes attended.

Dr. Hafeez underscored Alkhidmat Foundation’s steadfast commitment to supporting 30,000 orphans annually, along with providing relief to brave mothers and elderly persons through various initiatives.

Dr. Mushtaq Ahmad affirmed right of orphans and vulnerable elderly individuals to share in festivities of Ramadhan and Eid, emphasising collective responsibility to uplift and support these marginalized segments of society.

Published in The Daily National Courier, April, 01 2024

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