In a resolute commitment to Sustainable Development Goal #10, Reduced Inequalities, and Sustainable Development Goal #2, Zero Hunger, National Tent House has initiated a humanitarian mission to uplift the lives of Pakistani children and the Afghan population devastated by an earthquake (2021). This benevolent endeavor involves the donation of 5.58 million biscuits over the course of a year (2021-2022), strategically aligned with both SDGs to address disparities and eradicate hunger.

Focusing on Pakistani children in schools and orphanage homes, National Tent House’s initiative directly contributes to SDG 10 by working towards creating a more inclusive and equal society. By providing nutritious biscuits to these children, the company aims to bridge the gap and ensure that all young lives, irrespective of their circumstances, have access to essential sustenance. 

Simultaneously, this philanthropic effort echoes the principles of SDG 2, which aims to achieve Zero Hunger globally. The donation of biscuits to the earthquake-affected Afghan population serves as a vital step in addressing immediate nutritional needs, offering a lifeline during challenging times and contributing to the overarching goal of eliminating hunger on a larger scale.

National Tent House’s compassionate outreach not only aligns with these Sustainable Development Goals but also underscores the importance of the private sector in actively participating in initiatives that promote equality, reduce disparities, and eradicate hunger, ultimately creating a more sustainable and equitable world for all.