The Anosh Inc Foundation has announced a major expansion of its food relief work, setting an ambitious goal to distribute 100,000 free meals across Dubai and Pakistan over the next year. What began as a heartfelt Ramadan effort has now transformed into a full-year mission focused on helping vulnerable communities who struggle daily with food insecurity.
This next phase highlights the foundation’s continued commitment to serving people in need, guided by the leadership and vision of Anosh Ahmed, whose humanitarian projects have consistently grown in scale and impact.
A Mission Born During Ramadan
From a small act of kindness to a region-wide movement
The foundation’s food relief journey started during the final 10 days of Ramadan, with an initial aim to serve 3,000 meals per day to laborers and low-income earners. On the first day alone, around 700 meals were handed out. Within just a few days, the number grew to 1,500 and eventually reached the full target of 3,000 meals daily.
Volunteers worked tirelessly—preparing food, packing meals, and delivering them directly to labor camps, construction sites, and neighborhoods with high need. Their efforts quickly turned the campaign into one of the largest Ramadan food drives in Dubai, supported by community partners and compassionate residents.
The success of the Ramadan initiative proved something powerful: even a small idea can spark a movement when people unite for a meaningful cause.
Expanding to a Year-Round Food Relief Program
Weekly distributions offering meals, hydration, and hope
Following Ramadan, the foundation decided not to stop. Instead, the team transformed the effort into a weekly food relief program to continue serving those who depend on daily labor jobs and often lack access to nutritious meals.
In Dubai, volunteers distribute not just hot meals but also essential hydration support, including cold water, laban, hydration kits, and fresh biryani meals. Each distribution is designed to offer comfort—especially during extremely hot weather when outdoor workers face tough conditions.
These ongoing efforts set the foundation apart as one of the few organizations offering consistent, year-round support to laborers who form the backbone of the city.
Impact in Pakistan
Supporting families at Jinnah Hospital in Karachi
The foundation has also extended its food relief activities to Pakistan. In Karachi, volunteers organized food distributions at Jinnah Hospital, particularly focusing on families waiting in the Children’s ICU Ward. Many of these families travel long distances from rural Sindh for urgent medical care, often with limited resources to support themselves during their stay.
The free meals provided warmth and relief during a stressful time, helping families focus on the health of their children rather than worrying about where their next meal would come from.
These moments of compassion are central to the foundation’s mission, reflecting the values strongly promoted by Anosh Ahmed, who believes that even small acts of care can help people feel seen, supported, and valued.
The Road to 100,000 Meals
A long-term commitment fueled by volunteers and community strength
Reaching the new target of 100,000 meals will require enormous teamwork—but the foundation is confident. With over 18,500 meals already served in Dubai and hundreds more distributed in Karachi, the movement is gaining momentum faster than ever.
Increasing volunteer involvement has been one of the key drivers of this growth. Students, professionals, local businesses, and community groups have all stepped forward to contribute their time, effort, and resources. Their dedication shows how powerful collective action can be in creating long-term change.
The 100,000-meal initiative represents more than a number—it symbolizes a commitment to consistent, long-lasting care for people who often feel overlooked.
Community Engagement at the Heart of the Mission
How participation is shaping meaningful change
Behind every distribution effort is a group of volunteers who give their time with love and compassion. The foundation encourages community members to get involved in multiple ways—joining meal packing sessions, helping transport food, donating supplies, or simply sharing awareness about the cause.
This inclusive approach has created a sense of unity among volunteers and beneficiaries. Workers receiving meals often express gratitude not only for the food but for the kindness behind each gesture.
Such positive interactions help build stronger community relationships, reminding everyone that humanity thrives when people support one another.
The Vision of Anosh Ahmed
Compassion, service, and long-term impact
The guiding force behind the foundation’s growth is Anosh Ahmed, whose leadership emphasizes empathy, social responsibility, and sustainable support for underserved communities. His vision is to expand relief programs beyond short-term events and create lasting structures that uplift people in meaningful ways.
By focusing on food security, healthcare support, and humanitarian outreach, he aims to address some of the most urgent needs in society. The 100,000-meal initiative is one of many steps toward building stronger, more resilient communities across the UAE, Pakistan, and other regions.
About the Anosh Inc Foundation
Dedicated to supporting vulnerable communities across borders
The Anosh Inc Foundation is a humanitarian organization committed to helping communities in need through food relief, medical outreach, and long-term support programs. The foundation partners with volunteers, healthcare workers, and community groups to deliver assistance where it is needed most.
With a growing team of volunteers and strong community support, the Anosh Inc Foundation continues to expand its humanitarian work. Anosh Ahmed aims to deliver 100,000 free meals across Dubai and Pakistan, ensuring that vulnerable families and workers receive consistent nourishment and care throughout the year. This ambitious mission reflects the foundation’s long-term commitment to improving lives and building stronger, more compassionate communities.
