Indus Charity Day Observed Across Corporates to Encourage Philanthropy and Social Responsibility

Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN) continued its Indus Charity Day outreach with successful activities across multiple corporate locations — including Pak Kuwait, Unilever, Habib Metro Bank, Spursol, Regus Pakistan, indus motor company and Jubilee Life Insurance. The campaign featured fundraising kiosks, awareness sessions, and enthusiastic staff participation, all aimed at strengthening community engagement and support for IHHN’s healthcare initiatives.

The Regus Pakistan activity was particularly encouraging. Held across three Regus locations, the day included informative sessions highlighting IHHN’s critical healthcare programs. Individuals and groups from the workspace community engaged wholeheartedly, and organizers were humbled by the pledges and contributions made on the day, calling the effort “well-coordinated” and a strong foundation for future collaboration.

On October 27, 2025, Indus Hospital marked Indus Charity Day at the Jubilee Life Insurance head office. IHHN set up six kiosks at the venue, and the HR department informed the entire staff about the activity in advance. The response was warm — many Jubilee employees visited the kiosks and extended their support to IHHN’s mission. Jubilee Life’s social media platforms also featured the initiative, demonstrating their commitment to social responsibility.

Across all partner locations — Pak Kuwait, Unilever, Habib Metro Bank, Spursol, Regus, indus motor company and Jubilee — the activities aimed to mobilize funds and raise awareness about IHHN’s ongoing medical and humanitarian services. These corporate partnerships showcased how workplace communities can turn compassion into meaningful action for those in need.

Indus Hospital & Health Network thanks all partner organizations, staff members, and donors who joined Indus Charity Day. Your contributions are helping deliver urgent medical care, lifesaving supplies, and hope to communities affected by recent floods