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Freedom. Then a future.

We free families from slavery in Pakistan’s brick kilns.

A debt should never own a family’s future. Help them leave bonded labor—and begin a life of their own.

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Why freedom can’t wait

Born into a debt.
Entitled to a future.

In Pakistan’s brick kilns, a loan for a basic need can become a debt passed from parents to children. Entire families work to repay it, yet cannot simply leave. This is bonded labor—a form of slavery.

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Freed—then what?

Freedom is the beginning.
A future is the goal.

Leaving the kiln changes a life. Having somewhere to live, a chance to learn, and a way to earn helps a family stay free.

A woman embraces an IFF team member during a family’s release at a brick kiln.
Walking with families beyond the kiln. How this work began
  1. A safe place to begin

    Food, housing, and practical care give families room to take their next step.

    Food & housing
  2. A childhood with possibility

    School, uniforms, and supplies help children build a future beyond making bricks.

    Children’s education
  3. Skills that open doors

    Sewing and vocational training create a practical path toward earning an income.

    Training & opportunities
  4. A life of their own

    Tools, work opportunities, and follow-up support help families move toward independence.

    The path to lasting freedom

Small gifts. Practical possibilities.

What your donation can do.

Real needs. Understandable costs.
Every gift helps make the next step possible.

About $650

Release a family’s debt

A typical debt that keeps a family in bonded labor. Some debts reach $1,300 or more.

$70 / month

Put food on the table

About one month of food for a family of five as they begin again.

$50 / month

Prepare a child for school

Monthly support for a child’s uniforms, books, supplies, and transportation.

$100

Equip a new livelihood

$50 for sewing-center training and $50 for a manual sewing machine after class.

Representative planning estimates from July 2026, in USD. Actual needs vary. Donations support our general fund across release and rebuilding; these are examples of costs, not fixed sponsorships.

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Love our neighbors. Change what comes next.

Help a family begin again.

Our Christian faith moves us to love our neighbors through practical care for people in need. Join us in helping families find freedom—and a future.

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