Indus Hospital & Health Network Partners with Pakistan State Oil to Expand Access to Giving This Ramadan
Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN) has partnered with Pakistan State Oil (PSO) in a landmark humanitarian initiative aimed at making charitable giving more accessible to millions of Pakistanis during the holy month of Ramadan.
The collaboration was formalized at PSO House through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), led by Mr. Rizwan Ahmed, Chairman of the PSO CSR Trust. Representing IHHN at the occasion was Zaki Rizwan Usmani, General Manager, Communication & Resource Development Department, IHHN. The ceremony also brought together the leadership of five prominent nonprofit organizations.
Through this strategic initiative, PSO has transformed its extensive retail footprint into an integrated humanitarian platform. More than 130 flagship PSO fuel stations across Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Multan, Sukkur, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar will now serve as accessible gateways for social impact, enabling customers to donate Zakat and Sadqah conveniently as part of their daily routines.
To ensure transparency and efficiency, PSO has integrated seamless digital payment solutions at participating stations. Dedicated messaging and QR codes allow donors to contribute instantly, ensuring that every rupee reaches partner organizations directly and without delay.
This partnership supports IHHN’s mission to provide free, quality healthcare to underserved communities across Pakistan, funding life-saving treatments and critical medical care at no cost to patients.
By offering its nationwide platform free of charge, PSO demonstrates strong corporate commitment to social development, ensuring every donation goes directly to partner NGOs with transparency and impact.
As a network committed to equitable healthcare access, Indus Hospital & Health Network welcomes this collaboration and invites the public to participate in this collective effort. This Ramadan, a simple fuel stop can become an act of compassion—helping power hope, healing, and building a healthier future for Pakistan.