When families cannot afford school fees, uniforms, or lunch, children stop coming to class and often never return. For children who belong to communities outside the mainstream support systems, local funding sources are limited, and opportunity shrinks before a child has even started. That’s why international partners are essential: your support fills an urgent gap and seeds lasting change.

In Pakistan, most charitable giving is guided by faith. For many Muslim families, Zakat; a pillar of Islam is a sacred obligation, a way to purify one’s wealth and uplift the Muslim community. Because Zakat is meant specifically for fellow Muslims, children from marginalized faith-minority communities often remain beyond its reach, even when their need is equally urgent.

For Christians, giving is an act of worship; an expression of gratitude and compassion, reflecting the belief that everything belongs to God and must be shared in love. It is an open-handed response to need, not bound by a fixed measure but inspired by faith and sacrifice.

At MinorCare, we honor both traditions because, both spring from the same divine truth: that wealth is a trust, and caring for the vulnerable is an act of worship.

Your generosity; whether through Tithe, Offering, Zakat, or Sadaqah; becomes a bridge where systems fall short. It fills the gap that faith itself calls us to close: restoring dignity, opportunity, and belonging to children who have waited too long for their place in a classroom.