Arham Khan
Founder
Indus Valley Relief · Founded 2026
We are a newly founded humanitarian organization working alongside local leaders to deliver aid, learning resources, and everyday essentials to underserved communities — with transparency at every step.
- Humanitarian Aid
- Educational Resources
- Essential Support
Our mission
We move help to where it's needed — and we do it alongside the people who know their communities best.
Indus Valley Relief is a new humanitarian organization serving underserved communities in Pakistan. We focus on three things: getting aid to people in crisis, putting learning materials into classrooms that lack them, and covering everyday essentials that too many families go without.
We were founded in 2026 by two students at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North who have seen the poverty and struggle their families left behind in Pakistan firsthand. We're at the beginning — and we think that's an advantage. Every program we build starts with local leaders, and every dollar we receive is accounted for in public.
More about who we areWhat we do
Three ways we help
Each of our focus areas exists because communities told us it matters most. As real programs launch, we'll document them here — with budgets and outcomes.
Who we are
Founded by two, built with many
Indus Valley Relief was founded in 2026 by Arham Khan and Daniyal Awan — two juniors at West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North, and a two-person team run on volunteers. They've seen the need firsthand in Pakistan; they're building the response from New Jersey.
Daniyal Awan
Co-Founder
A new organization, built in the open
Trust is earned in the first year, not claimed in the first paragraph.
We won't ask you to take our impact on faith. As our first programs take shape, we will publish what we receive, what we spend, and what it achieved — including the things that don't work. That is the standard we set for ourselves on day one.