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Serving Humanity Service to humanity is service to God. Join Hands Abdul Sattar Edhi Serving Without
Discrimination Fulfil your obligations. Feed those in need. Donate Now Fidya &
Fitrana

Fitrana Per Person

£5.00

Fidya For One Person Per Day

£3.00

Fidya For A Month

£90.00

Iftar Packs (Pakistan)

£2.00

Iftar Packs (UK)

£4.00

Kaffarah

£240.00

Emergency Services

Any amount

Ambulance Small

£6000.00

Ambulance Big

£9000.00

Orphan Services

Any amount

Your Giving Reaches Millions

Your donations, Sadaqah, and Zakat help Edhi Foundation reach millions of people every year. 

From rescue to relief, education to skills, orphans to the elderly, and from abandoned children to abandoned women who have nowhere else to go — Edhi Foundation stands as a place of care and dignity. 

We provide shelter and support to mentally and physically challenged individuals, offering them not just care, but a place they can truly call home. 

With more than 355 centres across Pakistan and worldwide, Edhi Foundation continues the mission and legacy of Abdul Sattar Edhi — serving humanity without discrimination. 

Our Causes

Bilquis Edhi Hospital

£502.00

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Abdul Sattar Edhi

  • Abdul Sattar Edhi founded the Edhi Foundation in 1951, which has grown into Pakistan’s largest and most trusted social welfare organisation. Today, it operates hospitals, orphanages, shelter homes, rehabilitation centres, and the world’s largest volunteer ambulance network. 

    Edhi Sahab did not lead from behind a desk. He collected donations himself, drove ambulances, and worked on the ground every day. He lived simply and served directly — showing by example what selflessness truly means. 

    Those who saw him with children, the elderly, and residents of Edhi Homes witnessed his deep compassion and genuine care for human dignity. 

    Often referred to as the “Mother Teresa of Pakistan,” Abdul Sattar Edhi remained committed to one principle throughout his life: 
    Serve all people — regardless of religion, background, or belief.