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The Aleem Dar Foundation, founded by renowned Pakistani cricket umpire Aleem Dar, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making a positive impact in the lives of those in need.

Vision

Guided by the spirit of humanity and social responsibility, We strives to create positive and lasting impacts in the lives of the underprivileged. It envisions to be a beacon of hope, a reliable source of support, and a catalyst for positive change.

Mission

With a strong commitment to social welfare, the foundation aims to provide various essential services and opportunities to uplift underprivileged communities. Through its initiatives, We strives to bring hope, support, and empowerment to individuals and families across Pakistan

Changing Lives, Creating Impact

Free Ambulance

The Aleem Dar Foundation operates a free ambulance service, ensuring immediate and reliable medical assistance to those in urgent need. With a dedicated team of trained professionals and well-equipped vehicles, The Aleem Dar Foundation is committed to saving lives and providing timely healthcare support. Whether it's a medical emergency, accident, or any critical situation, the free ambulance service stands ready to serve the community.

Technical Education

By bridging the gap between education and employment, The Aleem Dar Foundation seeks to create sustainable opportunities for a brighter future of the childrens of poors who can't affords the expensive education. Through educational programs and vocational training initiatives, The Aleem Dar Foundation aims to equip individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds with the knowledge and skills necessary for better job prospects and improved livelihoods.

Thalassemia

A genetic condition that affects the production of either alpha or beta globin chains, the building blocks of hemoglobin. The only way we can help people against thalassemia is by proper genetic screening before getting married, and family planning. Aleem Dar Foundation is striving hard to make jurisdictional changes in the agreement of marriage for being tested before getting married, and providing blood donations to those in desperate need of it.