Working together to address poverty, disease and illiteracy in Pakistan — and help people build a better tomorrow.
Moulvi Memorial Trust was founded and established by Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi in memory of his father, Late Abdul Baqi Moulvi. The Trust exists to serve poor and needy citizens of Pakistan and provide assistance without discrimination.
Its work focuses on development, empowerment and practical help: responding to local challenges while supporting people to improve their lives. The Trust’s deed also records welfare projects including the provision of rations and clothing.
To work together to remove poverty, disease and illiteracy in Pakistan by promoting education, medical facilities and vocational training for needy families, people with disabilities and the wider public.
Communities where people can access learning, care and opportunities to improve their lives — with dignity, inclusion and support for those who need it most.
A vision drawn from the Trust’s stated charitable objectives.
Activities described in the Trust’s 2024–25 annual report.
Arranging and distributing grocery and flour bags to needy families, helping households meet essential food needs.
Providing medical treatment and medicines under the supervision of qualified doctors and medical staff, alongside other health-related assistance.
Supporting education as a foundation for individual growth and wider economic progress. The annual report describes a school building under construction in an underserved area of Karachi, with a playground and madrasa.
In-kind donations to Aitmaad Trust and individuals to help construct an orphan home for boys.
Donations for repairing and maintaining water tanks and water lines in washrooms and wudu areas at a mosque and imambargah.
Working for the betterment of underprivileged citizens through development, empowerment and assistance informed by local needs.
The Trust’s deed sets out a wider programme of charitable objectives.
Establish schools and colleges; create vocational and technical training centres; undertake teacher training and establish an institute for this purpose.
Establish clinics and hospitals providing medical and dental treatment for needy families, people with disabilities and the public on a no-profit, no-loss basis.
Support associations and trusts with aligned objectives. Prepare and publish newspapers, periodicals, books and other material, and establish a media house to promote the Trust’s charitable aims.
The people named in the Trust’s deed, united by its charitable purpose.
Founder and author of the Trust; son of Late Abdul Baqi Moulvi. He established Moulvi Memorial Trust in his father’s memory to serve humanity and assist poor and needy citizens of Pakistan.
Named among the trustees responsible for the Trust’s management and the furtherance of its declared charitable aims.
Wife of Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
Son of Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
Daughter of Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
Son of Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
Daughter of Mr. Mahmood Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
Daughter of Late Abdul Baqi Moulvi.
Named in the Trust deed as a trustee supporting the Trust’s declared aims and objects.
The deed commits the Trust to a non-political, non-commercial and non-religious basis. Money, income and assets are to be used solely for its charitable objects.
The deed provides for proper books of account, annual audit by a practising Chartered Accountant or firm, and approval of audited accounts by the trustees.
A board of five to nine trustees oversees the Trust. The deed provides for board meetings, annual review, defined office-bearer roles, and unpaid trustees and office bearers.
The deed also provides for regulatory compliance, responsible fund management, record keeping, trustee appointments and removal, and the transfer of remaining assets to an approved nonprofit organisation if the Trust is dissolved.
From essential relief to education and healthcare, our purpose is to help people move towards a more secure and hopeful future.
Plot No. 9-C, Ittehad Lane No. 12,
Phase II Extension, DHA,
Karachi, Pakistan.
In memory of Late Abdul Baqi Moulvi.
Education • Healthcare • Community welfare
Serving humanity. Supporting opportunity.