On 17 April 2024, a heartbreaking accident took place at Kak Pul. Qari Mehboob Sahib was martyred, and the members of his family travelling with him in the car were seriously injured.
It was a day the community can never forget. A family was suddenly facing loss, hospital bills and an uncertain future, all at once.
In that difficult hour, a handful of people stepped forward with real selflessness. They didn’t wait to be asked. They gathered whatever they could and stood beside the family.
The same people realised that tragedies like this happen far too often, and that families shouldn’t have to wait for strangers to notice. So they built something lasting.
Members agreed to give a small fixed amount every month (Rs 100 in Pakistan, 5 SAR abroad), so that money is ready before the next emergency, not after it.
Today the Social Media Public Benefit Service Team supports hundreds of deserving Kashmiri brothers. More than 60 donors across Pakistan and abroad have contributed Rs 218,000, overseen by a 31-member committee.
Our current mission is helping Muhammad Akhlaq Sahib, born with a disability and father of four, build a livelihood through his own skill.
Every family we help carries a part of his legacy. This team exists so that his memory becomes a source of goodness for others.
The key moments that shaped who we are.
Kak Pul accident and the first response.
Friends unite under one name and one WhatsApp group.
Fixed contributions so help is ready in advance.
Members join from Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
Moving from aid to independence.
The values that guide every decision the committee makes.
We never hurt anyone’s self-respect. Help is given quietly and privately.
Every rupee in and out is recorded and shared with members.
Monthly funds mean we act in hours, not weeks, when emergencies strike.
We help people stand on their own feet, not depend on charity forever.
We don’t hand out charity. We help people stand on their own feet. That is the whole story, and it is still being written.
Join with as little as Rs 100 a month, or reach out if your family needs support.
