Food & Community Support
Ramadan Iftar Hubs/Station
CDF’s Iftar work is one of our most meaningful projects. We run a permanent feeding station in Westridge, Rawalpindi that operates every single day of the year, and expand across cities during Ramadan.
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By the Numbers
Scale built on consistency
300–320
people fed daily at the Westridge station
~110,000
meals served annually from the permanent station
5–6
additional Iftar stations opened during Ramadan
130–150
people served each evening at every Ramadan station
~25,200
extra meals provided during Ramadan alone
135,000+
free, dignified meals across the year
Why This Matters
A dependable meal when it matters most
CDF’s Iftar work is one of our most meaningful projects. We run a permanent feeding station in Westridge, Rawalpindi that operates every single day of the year. Here, we feed between 300 and 320 people daily — that’s around 110,000 meals annually, consistent and dependable. When Ramadan arrives, we expand significantly.
We open five or six additional stations across different cities and each one serves 130 to 150 people every evening. The numbers are striking: six stations feeding roughly 140 people each night for 30 days means about 25,200 extra meals during Ramadan alone. In total, across the year, we are providing over 135,000 free, dignified meals to people who need them most.
How It Works
Year-round feeding, multiplied in Ramadan
01
Permanent Feeding Station
We run a permanent feeding station in Westridge, Rawalpindi that operates every single day of the year. Here, we feed between 300 and 320 people daily — that is around 110,000 meals annually, consistent and dependable.
02
Ramadan Expansion
When Ramadan arrives, we expand significantly. We open five or six additional stations across different cities and each one serves 130 to 150 people every evening. Six stations feeding roughly 140 people each night for 30 days means about 25,200 extra meals during Ramadan alone.
03
A Year-Round Table
In total, across the year, we are providing over 135,000 free, dignified meals to people who need them most. The same commitment to quality and care runs through every plate we serve.
More Than a Meal
Dignity, trust and care
But beyond the numbers, what truly matters is that these are families who know they can trust us, who don’t have to worry about how they’ll break their fast and who feel seen and cared for when life is hardest.