By Muhammad Imad Ud Din | Project Leader
Title: Green Pakistan Initiative – Plantation Day at Mansoora Girls High School
Summary
Under the “Green Collars” initiative, Alkhidmat Foundation Lahore organized a Plantation Day at Mansoora Girls High School (MGHS), where 150 saplings were planted by students and volunteers. The activity aimed to promote environmental awareness, responsibility, and sustainable habits among young learners.
Story / Update
Climate change and deforestation continue to threaten Pakistan’s environment, making youth engagement in green initiatives more vital than ever. To inspire students to take ownership of their environment, Alkhidmat Lahore held a Plantation Day at Mansoora Girls High School as part of its Green Pakistan Campaign.
Under the slogan “Plants for All”, students, teachers, and Alkhidmat volunteers—known as the “Green Collars”—actively participated in planting 150 trees across the school grounds. The event included an awareness session on the importance of trees for cleaner air, cooler temperatures, and a healthier planet.
The activity fostered a sense of pride and collective responsibility among students, teaching them that small actions can lead to lasting environmental change.
Beneficiaries
Direct Impact: 150 students and teachers involved in plantation and environmental awareness activities.
Indirect Impact: The wider school community benefiting from improved greenery and air quality.
Impact
Planted 150 trees to enhance green spaces and reduce carbon footprint.
Increased environmental awareness and student engagement.
Promoted long-term sustainability through youth-led initiatives.
Next Steps
Alkhidmat Foundation plans to continue organizing plantation drives in educational institutions across Pakistan, nurturing young “Green Collars” to lead the movement toward a sustainable, green future.
Gratitude Note
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our GlobalGiving donors for supporting Alkhidmat’s environmental efforts. Your generosity is helping us grow a Greener Pakistan—one plant, one school, and one student at a time.
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