We are raising funds for these projects:

 

Computers for 13 schools - goal $96,000

Friends of PEB is raising funds for computers for 13 schools in Pakistan. These funds will purchase new, up-to-date PCs for the computer labs in PEB schools. Please consider giving to help PEB students have access to technology that will accelerate their studies.

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Solar Panels for 7 schools – goal $90,000

The Presbyterian Education Board of Pakistan (PEB) operates 25 schools in Pakistan, offering quality education to poor children. Installing solar panels in these schools will cut operational costs as well as provide clean energy for the environment
 

Sargodha EMS Girls Classroom addition – goal $200,000

There is not enough classroom space at EMS Sargodha Girls’ School and more families have enrolled their girls at our school. PEB renovated the crumbling 100+ year old dormitory to provide some temporary classes for older girls, and the younger girls have joined the overflowing classrooms at EMS Boys’ School. We will provide a block of 4 new classrooms with all of the furnishings for the girls at EMS Sargodha Girls’ School.

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Sargodha EMS Boys Phase 3 – goal $185,000

Building projects are almost complete at this school. We are making updates to the left ground floor in this last phase of construction.

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Lahore EMS Boys Phase 1 – goal $24,000

This school (also known as Gardentown) needs many updates. We are in the beginning phase of making updates to make this school more operational.

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Kinnaird Academy Classroom addition – goal $400,000

The Primary Section needs to be in a separate area, as there is currently not enough space. Adding more classrooms and making sure current classrooms are proper sizes will greatly help many needs. Plans include a staff preparation room, adequate sized classrooms, and space for activities. With these updates and addition, there will be space for more students in classes which will increase the finances of the school and will also provide suitable conditions for learning activities for students.