At Project Khidmah, we believe in creating lasting change, not temporary relief. That’s why we are fundraising for initiatives in Pakistan that provide sewing machines and food carts to individuals who need sustainable ways to support their families. Instead of offering short-term aid, we invest in long-term livelihood tools. Food carts, which cost $350 each, allow men to start small businesses and earn an income with dignity. So far, vendors have been earning between 2,000 and 4,000 rupees per day, approximately 7 to 14 USD, creating stable financial support for their households. Sewing machines are provided to women who are often unable to work outside the home due to family responsibilities. With these machines, they can sew clothing from home and generate their own income while caring for their children. Through these efforts, we are empowering families with opportunity, stability, and self-sufficiency.