Building Fund

PEB schools provide safe, engaging environments where students can thrive—but many campuses still need essential upgrades. The Building Fund supports construction and renovation projects like new classrooms, boundary walls, dormitories, bathrooms, and libraries. Each year, Friends of PEB focuses on one or two major school projects while also addressing urgent facility needs across campuses.

You can give directly to the General Building Fund, contribute to a specific school project, or become a monthly supporter to help sustain long-term progress. Every gift helps create safe, welcoming spaces where children in Pakistan can learn and grow.

Current Projects

Friends of PEB is raising funds to build 9 new classrooms at Kinnaird Academy in Lahore, helping meet the urgent demand for affordable, high-quality education.

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GOAL :  $ 850,000

RAISED :  $ 202,695

An expansion of the Pasrur Primary School will allow even more young children to begin their educational journey in a safe and nurturing environment.

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GOAL :  $ 238,000

RAISED :  $ 91,574

PEB is rebuilding its girls’ schools in Sargodha because the English Medium School and Christian Girls’ High School buildings have become unsafe and inadequate for learning. This investment ensures students have safe classrooms where they can focus on their education.

Through the General Building Fund, Friends of PEB supports ongoing repairs, emergency needs, and infrastructure improvements across all PEB school campuses.

Past Projects

CGHS Martinpur

Martinpur is a village of about 25,000 people in Punjab, Pakistan—nearly 99% Christian. Many parents work in farming, factories, or brick kilns, earning extremely low

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Daud Nosham

Board Member
Dr. Daud Nosham was born and raised in Lahore, Pakistan, and is an engineer and early-career researcher dedicated to advancing healthy buildings and energy-efficient data center technologies. He brings several years of professional experience in building construction and mechanical systems maintenance. He holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from UET Lahore, Pakistan and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Architectural Engineering from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, USA.

Dr. Daud currently serves as a Data Center Energy Systems Research Engineer at the National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR), where he contributes to cutting-edge research on energy-efficient cooling technologies and thermal management solutions for high-performance computing data centers. His work integrates HVAC systems, thermal-fluid sciences, and advanced energy technologies to improve the energy efficiency and performance of critical infrastructure.

Passionate about education and mentorship, Dr. Daud is committed to strengthening STEM learning and workforce development. He has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in building energy systems at the University of Nebraska, emphasizing evidence-based teaching practices. He also regularly delivers presentations for the United States Educational Foundation in Pakistan (USEFP), mentoring prospective graduate students on admissions, scholarships, and career development. Through professional networks and digital platforms, he actively supports students in pursuing higher education and building successful careers in STEM education.