Donation Menu


Donation processes now made easier:

Zakat
You can give your Zakat to help poor cancer patients in their struggle against cancer.

To have your cheque collected directly from your doorstep within Pakistan, Please call 0800 11555.

Donation in Kind

Online Donation


SMS Campaign (In Pakistan)

To help cancer patients, donate Rs. 20 (excluding tax) by sending a blank SMS to 7770 from your cell phone.

PTCL Hope Line (In Pakistan)
To help cancer patients, donate Rs. 14 (excluding tax) by calling 0900-11770 from your PTCL land line.

Greeting Cards
This season you can give a new meaning to your card 

Mobilink Reward Points (In Pakistan)
Call 111 from your Mobilink indigo to donate your Reward Points today.

Askari Bank Credit Card customers can redeem their Reward Points and donate the equivalent rupees worth to needy cancer patients with just one easy phone call to Askari Bank at 0800 00078. 

UBL Netbanking
UBL netbanking customers may transfer funds directly from their account to SKMCH&RC's donation accounts

Blood Donation
Every time you donate blood, someone else can celebrate life

Sponsor a Cancer Patient
Save a life, save mankind

Sponsorship of New Projects
Help SKMCH & RC enhance its capacity to be able to provide treatment facilities to more patients.

Sponsorship of New Equipment
Help SKMCH & RC remain at the cutting edge of technology by providing sponsorships for state-of-the-art equipment.


 

IMRAN KHAN

The inspiration to build the Hospital came from the misfortune and suffering of one individual, Shaukat Khanum, the mother of legendary captain of Pakistan's World Cup–winning cricket team, Imran Khan.

His mother's death and the personal experience of dealing with cancer in a loved one convinced him of the need for a state of the art cancer center with access to everyone, including those who could not otherwise afford the expensive care. The result was the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre, in Lahore, the first and only cancer hospital of international standards in Pakistan, dedicated to providing first-class treatment of cancer to all its patients, irrespective of their ability to pay.