Hot meals, handed over by hand.
Today we do one thing, and we try to do it properly: we take hot meals out to people in underserved neighbourhoods of Pakistan and hand each one over ourselves.
- Packed in our branded boxes
- Taken to where people are
- Handed over in person
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How a distribution works.
No collection points and no queues at a gate. We go to where people are.
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Packed
Hot meals are packed into closed boxes, each carrying the Sakina Legacy emblem so people know who they came from.
- 02
Taken out
Our team drives the meals to underserved neighbourhoods — roadsides, open ground, and the places people work.
- 03
Handed over
Each meal is given by hand: to children, to mothers, to workers on shift.
- 04
Recorded
We photograph and film the day, respectfully, so supporters can see where their help went.
Who receives a meal
Whoever needs one that day.
Children playing by the road. Mothers with little ones. A security guard halfway through a long shift. We hand a meal to whoever we meet who needs one that day.
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