Fauji Foundation has paid more than PKR 1.6 trillion in taxes over the past seven years, including PKR 325.7 billion in FY2024–25, highlighting its significant contribution to Pakistan’s economy.
The foundation, known for its focus on social welfare, dedicates over 70% of its income to supporting retired soldiers, martyrs, and widows. Its initiatives ensure that those who have served the nation receive ongoing care and assistance.
Fauji Foundation operates an extensive network of 74 medical facilities and 131 educational institutions across Pakistan, providing healthcare and education to millions.
These efforts reflect the foundation’s commitment to improving quality of life and promoting human development nationwide.
In addition to its social services, the foundation plays an important role in fertilizer supply, energy generation, and employment creation.
Its activities reach nearly 10 million people, offering both direct and indirect support to communities while fostering self-reliance and sustainable development.
Officials say that the foundation’s dual focus on business and social welfare has made it a model for combining economic activity with national service.
Its contributions to public finances and the welfare of citizens underline its role as a key player in Pakistan’s socio-economic landscape.
Over the years, Fauji Foundation has managed to balance profitability with public service, proving that business growth and social responsibility can go hand in hand.
Its continued support for education, healthcare, and welfare programs remains central to its mission of serving the nation.
Through these initiatives, Fauji Foundation not only strengthens Pakistan’s economy but also uplifts society by ensuring the welfare of those who have dedicated their lives to the country.