The part of Share Global Charity
Share Pakistan Charity (SPC) is professionally managed, not for profit organization, it is a part of Share Global Charity. It is established on 07 September 2011 under the Trust Act 1882, by group of professionals from different fields of life who wanted to bring about a positive change through good education and financial empowerment on their beloved homeland. Now, we have applied for Trust Act 2020 as instructed by the Govt of Sindh.
The Charity focuses on providing education and empowerment of society through running and supporting schools and educational institutions in underprivileged areas of Pakistan, lifting financial burden of families through paying charges of education and livelihood.
To partner with individuals, small groups, and organizations in order to provide social services and humanitarian assistance to those most in need in improvised areas of the Pakistan.
Founded on 7 September 2011, SPC began with a simple yet powerful mission: to serve humanity. With limited financial resources but unwavering resolve, SPC initially focused on sponsoring deserving students at school, college, and university levels, planting the first seeds of hope through education.
As the organization expanded, SPC invested in long-term educational infrastructure by acquiring land in Quetta to establish a school capable of educating more than 1,000 students. This initiative reflected SPC’s commitment to sustainable education and national development.
For fourteen years, Share Pakistan Charity has stood where need is greatest—transforming challenges into opportunities and compassion into lasting, measurable change across Pakistan.
SPC strengthened families and communities by supporting marriages of deserving individuals, providing vocational training, and enabling sustainable livelihoods through skills development and microfinance initiatives.
Through its flagship programs—Share Stars, Share Path, and Share Rise—SPC extended educational sponsorships to orphaned and underprivileged students nationwide, ensuring uninterrupted access to schooling and higher education regardless of race, color, sect and socioeconomic background.
Recognizing the limitations of Pakistan’s healthcare system, SPC supported critical medical treatments for patients suffering from chronic and life-threatening illnesses. In parallel, SPC responded swiftly to natural disasters, particularly floods, delivering emergency relief, food, and essential supplies to affected communities.
As the organization expanded, SPC invested in long-term educational infrastructure by acquiring land in Quetta to establish a school capable of educating more than 1,000 students. This initiative reflected SPC’s commitment to sustainable education and national development.
Reviewing our revenue streams, charitable outflows, and the profound impact of every rupee deployed across Pakistan.
During the financial year July 2024 to June 2025, Share Pakistan Charity received strong domestic and international backing, reflecting growing confidence in our mission.
Balanced mix reflecting international & domestic trust.
During the reporting year, SPC utilized funds across a broad range of humanitarian, educational, and social development initiatives, ensuring strict alignment with donor intent.
Direct financial assistance and livelihood support for deprived and underprivileged households.
Educational sponsorships for children of orphan families and marginalized students.
Support for students pursuing intermediate through university education.
Improving infrastructure and learning resources in deprived institutional facilities.
Jamshoro school support, transformers, hand pumps, plantation, food drives, complexes & small businesses.
Quality academic support and computer lab facilities funded via local donations.
Supporting up to 1,000 students with a special focus on orphan children.
Skills development and economic empowerment in Karachi and KPK.
Development work on our flagship complex near Rawalpindi (Planning & Architecture).
Promoting social awareness and educational outreach through digital media platforms at IRC Karachi.
Acquisition and development of a dedicated facility in Jaffrey Tayyar Karachi.
Enabling individuals to establish or expand small-scale income-generating activities.
Financial assistance for chronic and life-threatening medical treatments via Sadat Welfare Trust.
Assisting deserving families with wedding expenses to establish stable households.
Emergency financial assistance for victims of terrorism, accidents, and natural disasters.
Distribution of sacrificial animals to spread joy among underprivileged households.
Providing Qard-e-Hasana to individuals and families for short-term relief and income generation.
Distributing essential food rations to widows and deserving families nationwide.
At Share Pakistan Charity (SPC), we believe that every hardworking individual deserves a fair opportunity—not merely to survive, but to thrive with dignity and independence. This belief underpins our microfinance initiative, LIFT (Loans to Inspire Financial Transformation).
Implemented in partnership with SIRAT Microfinance Company, a locally regulated and highly credible financial institution headquartered in Korangi, Karachi, the LIFT program is designed to empower small-scale entrepreneurs in underserved communities across Pakistan. Through ethical, accessible, and interest-free microloans, LIFT enables individuals to rebuild livelihoods, expand small businesses, and secure sustainable incomes.
Whether supporting a fruit cart vendor striving to educate his children, a shopkeeper recovering from financial hardship, or a rickshaw driver seeking to replace a damaged engine, LIFT provides beneficiaries with the tools to move forward—empowered, self-reliant, and hopeful.
Beyond individual success, SPC envisions LIFT as a catalyst for community-wide transformation. The program aims to cultivate a nationwide network of responsible micro-entrepreneurs who not only improve their own lives but also contribute to local economies and create employment opportunities for others.
STARS also actively involves the community in its efforts. Volunteers, donors, and local leaders play a crucial role in providing resources and mentorship opportunities. This collaborative model ensures sustainability and amplifies the program’s impact.
A comprehensive overview of our microfinance disbursements, institutional certifications, and community engagement events.
During the financial year ended June 2025, SPC disbursed a total of PKR 5.43 million to support start-up and expansion of small businesses across multiple sectors, including:
These interventions have enabled beneficiaries to establish and sustain income-generating activities, fostering financial inclusion and economic resilience.
In January 2025, SPC acquired a 500 square yard property located in Jaffar Tayyar Society, Karachi, for the establishment of an Orphanage House. This facility is intended to provide a safe, nurturing, and supportive environment for orphaned children and children of widows.
Planning is currently underway to determine the most suitable age group to be accommodated—We are committed to be interested for school going children in this project. This initiative represents a significant milestone in SPC’s commitment to long-term, sustainable child welfare and community care. The construction process will be started soon.
In May 2025, Share Pakistan Charity successfully obtained Pakistan Centre for Philanthropy (PCP) Certification, a nationally recognized benchmark of transparency, governance, and institutional credibility.
This achievement significantly enhances SPC’s standing with donors and stakeholders and enables the organization to apply for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) funding from national and international industries. PCP certification further strengthens SPC’s capacity to expand and sustain its social development programs in line with best practice.
Share Pakistan Charity (SPC) actively participated in the “Mall of Smile” event organized by CURE Pakistan at the Islamic Research Center (IRC), Federal B Area, Karachi, on 18 February 2025. The event was dedicated to promoting happiness, dignity, and empowerment among orphaned children.
SPC established a vibrant and engaging stall offering school bags, stationery, toys, and sports items. The unique concept of the event provided orphan children—up to the age of 16 years—with a free shopping experience under one roof, enabling them to select items of their choice in a dignified and joyful environment.
The event was honored by the presence of Mr. Ruslan M. Prokhorov, Vice Consul Director of the Russian Friendship House, who attended as Chief Guest. His participation added an international dimension to the event and highlighted the importance of global cooperation in philanthropic initiatives. Mr. Prokhorov visited SPC’s stall and expressed appreciation for the organization’s efforts in supporting orphan children. Several other prominent social figures from the city also visited SPC’s stall and commended its initiatives.
SPC collaborated with Help International in organizing CARN-A-THAL Event 2.0, held at Kashmiri Park near Old Sabzi Mandi, University Road. This was the second event of its kind, aimed at providing recreational opportunities and emotional support to Thalassemia children up to 15 years of age.
The event brought together multiple non-governmental organizations and food stalls, creating a vibrant and inclusive environment for children and their families. This collaboration marked the first joint initiative between Share Pakistan Charity and Help International, laying the foundation for future partnerships.
SPC played a key role in supporting Thalassemia-affected children by assisting them in purchasing ride tickets, ensuring they could fully participate in and enjoy the event. Children enthusiastically engaged in rides and stage activities, and their performances were warmly appreciated by the audience, celebrating their confidence, talents, and resilience.
SPC participated in a Marathon Walk for Thalassemia Awareness, organized under the collaborative efforts of various non-profit organizations and hosted by Help International. The walk commenced from Nishan-e-Pakistan, Clifton, Karachi. The primary objective of the walk was to raise public awareness about Thalassemia and to promote social inclusion by advocating that Thalassemia patients be treated with dignity and equality as contributing members of Pakistani society.
