A month’s ration for a family costs less than a weekly grocery run. Give once, or give monthly, and we deliver it with the family’s dignity intact.
Hunger in Pakistan is rarely dramatic. It looks like a mother halving portions, a father skipping meals so the children eat, and a household quietly selling what little it owns to buy flour. Eshaat Foundation works on that quiet version of the crisis: structured ration distribution, cooked meals for people with no kitchen at all, subsidised staples so working families are not priced out, and direct support for widows and vulnerable carers. Every delivery is recorded, and every family is treated as a guest, not a case number.
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Widows are supported so that they live their lives with ease and dignity.
Poor families are helped to arrange dignified weddings for their daughters.
Providing ration packages to families struggling to meet daily needs.
Fresh meals are served to those who cannot afford daily food.
Making essential groceries available at highly subsidized prices.
Our Karachi office and field teams run the distributions. There is no intermediary agency taking a cut, and no guesswork about whether the food arrived.
The Sasta Bazaar model exists because not every struggling family wants a charity parcel. Letting people buy flour at a price they can afford keeps them independent – and that matters as much as the food itself.
We distribute free rations in Balochistan and subsidised staples in Tando Allahyar and interior Sindh, in places larger charities rarely reach.
The families we feed are often the same households with a child in an Eshaat school or an orphan under our sponsorship. Feeding them protects the education and the health work at the same time.
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A single ration pack solves one month. Monthly giving is what stops a family sliding back, and it lets us buy in bulk at better prices – so your money buys more food.
Ration packs suit households with a kitchen and a cook. Cooked meals are for people with neither – labourers, the displaced, and the very old. If you are unsure, ration packs stretch further.
Widow support and wedding assistance look less urgent than food, but they prevent the debt spiral that causes the next food crisis. If you want to break the cycle rather than patch it, fund those.
Food aid to households below the nisab threshold is Zakat-eligible. Select “Zakat” at checkout and we ring-fence your donation for eligible recipients only.
Our own staff run every distribution and keep records of what was distributed and where. We publish photographs and reports from our drives, and we can walk you through the detail of a specific distribution on request.
Yes. Feeding households that fall below the Zakat threshold is a recognised use of Zakat. Choose “Zakat” at checkout so we allocate it to eligible families only, and use “Sadaqah” if you would rather we spent it wherever the need is greatest.
A standard pack covers a household’s staples for roughly a month – flour, rice, pulses, cooking oil, sugar, tea and basic essentials. Contents shift slightly with local prices and what a particular area needs most.
Because many of the families we serve are working people who do not want a parcel. Selling flour at a fraction of the market price keeps them fed and self-reliant, and it stretches your donation across far more households than free distribution alone.
Yes. Eshaat Foundation is a registered US 501(c)(3) non-profit, EIN 88-3577097, and your receipt is issued automatically.
Yes. We work across Karachi, interior Sindh, Tando Allahyar and Balochistan. Tell us your preference and we will place your donation there if a drive is scheduled.
Sixty dollars is a month of certainty for a household that currently has none. No skipped meals, no halved portions, no selling the last useful thing in the house.
Give once or monthly, cancel any time, and receive a US tax-deductible receipt the moment you donate.
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Eshaat Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organisation (EIN 88-3577097). Donations are tax-deductible as permitted by law.
