About Us

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Together for a Better Future

My name is Hadi Shehzad, an overseas Pakistani committed to humanitarian work and community support in Pakistan. My heart is with families facing hunger, parents struggling with wedding expenses, and communities without access to clean drinking water.

 

I started the Self-Funded Sadqa Movement to encourage people to help deserving families directly, with dignity and sincere intentions.

“If we all give from our own pockets, with our own hands, and with pure intentions, together we can fight hunger, support deserving families, and improve access to clean water across Pakistan.”

 

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Our Three Missions

Feeding the Hungry

Reaching those whose cries are never heard

Providing Clean Water

Through wells, hand pumps, and simple life-changing tools

Helping Poor Girls Get Married

With dignity, privacy, and love

Real Help Happens Eye to Eye, Not Click to Click

We do not ask for donations.

We do not collect charity.

We simply show the truth, open hearts, and awaken souls.

“You help with your own hands. You receive the prayers yourself. We just show the way.”

My Vission

I want this mission to continue beyond my lifetime. My vision is to dedicate my efforts, resources, and legacy to humanitarian work and community support in Pakistan.

 

Every step should help:

This is more than charity. The Self-Funded Sadqa Movement is a philosophy of helping people directly, without middlemen or seeking recognition.

 

I do this sincerely for the pleasure of Allah, with one simple belief: good intentions become meaningful through honest action.

 

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Food distribution in Miacher Nagar Gilgit Baltistan

A Message to Every Overseas Pakistani

“If your eyes have ever filled with tears at the sight of poverty in Pakistan, then don’t stop. This is your time. This is your moment. Give with your own hands, with sincerity, and in silence.”

Your sincerely 

HADI SHEHZAD