Pakistan · What we’re known for

SET AFAMILYFREE.

Free a family

Slavery did not end. There are MORE slaves today than ANYTIME in history. At 20,000 brick kilns across Pakistan, millions are trapped in slavery. When faced with life or death, families borrow from the kiln owner for medical treatment and medicine. Their wages will never catch the interest. For generations the debt is passed down to their children, and they are not allowed to leave. Between 3 and 4.5 million people are held this way. It is called bonded slavery.

We pay off the family’s entire debt with the brick-kiln owner, and line up housing, food, and a new job where they keep all the money they earn. We document the whole process on video and receive signed papers from the owner, so their freedom is on record.

A brick kiln and rows of drying clay bricks in early light
01Freedom$597–$755$597 to $755 pays off an entire family’s debt to the brick-kiln owner and sets them free.02Clean Water$285$285 digs a well and places a hand pump, so hundreds of homes have clean water.03Audio Bibles$80$80 puts an audio Bible in ten homes, so families who cannot read can hear about Jesus.

OUR2026GOALS.

38 of 50 families

172 people · October 8 2026

See them set free

Between 3 and 4.5 million people are still bound at the kilns. 12 families remain on this year’s aim.

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About 21 to 23.4 million people in Pakistan still do not have clean drinking water close to home, according to reports from organizations like UNICEF.

Most of the families we serve cannot read. 35 audio Bibles remain on this year’s aim.

On the ground

OUR TEAM
IN PAKISTAN
MAKES THIS
POSSIBLE.

They share the gospel. They love the people without holding back. Debt payments, wells, food, Sunday school, and audio Bibles move through their hands. Without them, the rest is a wish.

A man at a brick kiln setting wet clay into a mold