A commitment to creating lasting impact through strategic giving, scholarship programs, healthcare access, and disaster response.
"Philanthropy is not about writing cheques — it's about writing futures. Every rupee invested in a community must generate returns in dignity, opportunity, and hope."
Each cause is chosen with strategic intent — not just to address symptoms, but to tackle root causes of inequity.
Over 200 scholarships awarded to underprivileged students across Kashmir, covering everything from school fees to university tuition. Special focus on girls' education and first-generation learners.
200+ scholarships · 50+ schools supported
Funding mobile health clinics, medical camps, and telemedicine services in remote areas of Kashmir where healthcare infrastructure is limited or non-existent.
30+ medical camps · 8,000+ patients served
Rapid response during the 2014 Kashmir floods and subsequent natural disasters — providing food, shelter, medical aid, and long-term rehabilitation support to affected families.
Beyond Dal Lake, supporting tree plantation drives, waste management programs, and environmental awareness campaigns across the valley.
10,000+ trees planted · 25 cleanup drives
Building community centers, libraries, and recreational spaces in underserved areas. These spaces serve as hubs for learning, social gatherings, and skill development.
Supporting women-led cooperatives, providing micro-loans to female entrepreneurs, and running awareness programs on women's rights and financial literacy.
500+ women supported · 50 cooperatives
Nazia, a young woman from a remote village in Kupwara, received a Peerzada Foundation scholarship at age 14. Today, she holds a degree in computer science and runs a coding bootcamp for girls in her district — a ripple effect of a single act of giving.
During the harsh winter of 2023, a mobile medical unit funded by Saahil's philanthropy reached three snowbound villages in Gurez, providing critical healthcare to over 400 residents who had been cut off from hospitals for weeks.
In the aftermath of the 2014 Kashmir floods, the Peerzada Foundation provided immediate relief to over 2,000 families and then transitioned to long-term rehabilitation, helping rebuild homes, schools, and livelihoods.
A micro-loan program helped 50 women in Anantnag transform their traditional embroidery skills into a thriving cooperative business, now selling handcrafted products across India and internationally.
Your contribution can change lives. Every donation, partnership, or act of volunteering amplifies the impact.
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