We hope to close the gap between the rich and the underprivileged through genuine compassion. Since the inception of our project in 2016, we have aimed to do just that—make small sacrifices in our daily lives to help our less fortunate brothers and sisters. You too can join us by doing any number of things that suit your lifestyle.  For example, fast once a week, skip a meal occasionally, or forgo coffee once a week then donate that money.  You might also consider ordering less food when dining out with family and friends. These simple practices make charity accessible to everyone and help foster a spirit of compassion within our community.

 

 We have inspired our Pakistani brothers and sisters to participate in this effort by providing life-sustaining food to our Indian brothers and sisters in Rajasthan, India. Simultaneously, we are successfully supplying much-needed food to elderly individuals and orphans in Pakistan using funds collected from our well-off Indian brothers and sisters. This embodies the mission of the Fast For Hunger Project: to create a society of brotherhood across classes and countries.