Xiaomi Will Donate Rs 1,000 to Shaukat Khanum Memorial Hospital on Every Phone Sold In Pk

Xiaomi, A Chinese smartphone company launched its products in Pakistan this year has opened thier Stores for the people of Pakistan.

Following the month of Ramzan. Xiaomi offered Donation to Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital. On every sale made by Xiaomi in Pakistan Rs, 1,000 will be donated to the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital.

This is one of the biggest donation offer made by a smartphone company in Pakistan. Xiaomi smartphones are getting famous and famous all around the globe. After the launch in Pakistan, Xiaomi Smartphones and accessories are being sold on a massive scale because of the quality and unique designs of the smartphones.

Taking a further step they decided to help Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital to cure the cancer patient using the donation from every smartphone or accessories the will sale within Pakistan,

so if someone purchases a smartphone from  http://mistore.pk/ it will automatically donate Rs, 1,000 to SKCH from Xiaomi's profit.

#1000forSKMCH | image is courtesy of TDF. PR agency of Xiaomi Pakistan

Alternatively, Every eco product/accessories like power bank, Travel Charger, Handsfree, Mi Band etc, Xiaomi will donate Rs, 100 to SKCH.

This campaign was started in Ramzan and will run up to 15 days after Eid.

I strongly believe that whatever we do in life, we cannot succeed until and unless we reach out and help those who do not have any support in their lives. When we got the opportunity to collaborate with Shaukat Khanum Trust for this campaign, we jumped right in because if we can have anything to do with the difference that SKMCH makes in people’s lives, we can be proud of not only our initiative but also the empathy from our customers

  said Mr. Ahmed Butt, Marketing Director SmartLink Technologies.

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• Shaukat Khanum Memorial Recorded 10,203 new patient registrations and 236,351 outpatient visits In 2016, almost three times the number of registrations, and five times the number of visits in 2000.

SKMCH has treated over 15,000 patients over the last fifteen years and the numbers are still increasing.

So many young and innocent lives are saved in Shaukat Khanum Cancer Hospital and Research Center.

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• Zakat contributions made it possible to treat almost 75% of poor cancer patients for free Last year. In 2017, the ongoing year SKMCH needs to raise up to PKR 5.5 Billion rupees to help treat poor cancer patients.

Additionally, In the Future the Shaukat Khanum Memorial Trust plans to open a research center which will be based in Karachi.