30 Bags of Atta for Lahore Labourers

In January 2026, AIBF's Lahore operations team distributed 30 bags of atta (flour) — each weighing 10kg — to daily-wage labourer families in the city, at a total cost of Rs 27,150. Flour is the single most important food staple in Pakistan, and for labourer families earning Rs 500-800 per day, buying a full bag of quality atta is a significant expense. AIBF's distribution targeted verified families identified by local community contacts, ensuring the aid reached those who needed it most. The distribution was organized efficiently, with bags pre-labelled and delivery coordinated to minimize waiting time for recipients. This Lahore flour distribution complements AIBF's larger Ramadan ration drive and demonstrates the foundation's year-round commitment to food security, not just seasonal campaigns. For labourer families living hand-to-mouth, a bag of flour can mean the difference between eating two meals a day and going hungry. AIBF's Ramadan ration drive begins in earnest weeks later, but hunger does not wait for Ramadan, which is why AIBF maintains year-round food distributions. This initiative reflects AIBF's broader mission as a charity Pakistan organization addressing food insecurity in both rural welfare Punjab and urban Lahore. Donors who donate Pakistan their sadqa for food relief through AIBF ensure that labourers' families never go without bread. The NGO Sargodha based foundation's Lahore operations prove that zakat distribution Pakistan can effectively serve Pakistan's most vulnerable urban workers.