It is my vision to sponsor education for economically challenged students. Born and raised in a low-income family, I understand that poverty is associated with several adverse situations: inadequate housing, destitution, food insecurity, lack of child care, insecure neighborhoods, and under-resourced educational institutions negatively affecting our country's children. Generally, the poor is linked to the poor conditions of our country. Additionally, my mother's commitment and interest in education made me interested in promoting education in my home country, Pakistan, and other parts of the developing world. Interestingly, my mother had an interest in education despite not being very literate. My passion for education made me move to the U.S., where I completed my education following the poor access to education in my home country. For this reason, I desire to change the situation prevalent in developing nations. I believe that all students, including the underprivileged ones in the under-developed countries, wish for all the humanitarian bodies and all the other global education stakeholders to join me in this drive. In the meantime, I have paid scholarships in Pakistan but would wish to bring all stakeholders on board to make the program more organized and universal.

Israr Ul Haq
Co-Founder / CEO Tweet