While the world watches, Alkhidmat Foundation Pakistan is on the ground, turning the generosity of the Pakistani people into a daily lifeline for thousands of families in Gaza. Even after the 2025 ceasefire, the scars of conflict remain deep, and the need for basic survival remains critical.
Under the leadership of President Arshad Malik, Alkhidmat has intensified its operations to ensure that “Ramadan in Gaza” is marked by hope rather than hunger.
The Daily Impact: By the Numbers
Every single day during this holy month, Alkhidmat’s dedicated teams are working within Gaza to provide:
10,000 Iftar Meals: Nutritious, hot meals for families breaking their fast.
20,000 Liters of Clean Water: A vital resource in a region where infrastructure has been devastated.
40+ Aid Shipments: Sent since the start of the crisis in coordination with the NDMA.
Transparency in the Face of Adversity
Providing aid in a conflict zone is a logistical challenge. Arshad Malik highlighted that Alkhidmat uses a sophisticated tracking system tied to shipment ID numbers. By hiring local staff and establishing designated distribution camps, the foundation ensures that every rupee donated reaches the intended recipient.
“The processes have gradually streamlined, enabling faster and broader distribution during the peak period of Ramadan.” — Arshad Malik, President AKF
Beyond the Meal: A Vision for Reconstruction
Alkhidmat isn’t just looking at today; they are planning for Gaza’s tomorrow. With a total commitment of $30 million, the foundation is moving toward sustainable recovery:
Medical Care: Proposals are underway to build a specialized hospital near the Gaza border.
Education: Plans to establish a school inside the territory to ensure the next generation isn’t left behind.
Essential Supplies: Ongoing distribution of flour, oil, and dates to maintain food security.
