Co-Founder & Director Strategy
Leadership"Every small act of kindness—time, support, or a simple gesture—has the power to transform lives."
A foundational force in shaping WMD's vision, values, and long-term direction since the very beginning.
Hamza Nawaz has been a foundational force in shaping We Make a Difference’s vision, values, and long-term strategic direction. From the very first conversation about creating WMD, Hamza believed it should be more than just another charity—it should be a movement driven by empathy, dignity, and authentic human connection.
His approach to humanitarian service goes far beyond delivering aid. Hamza focuses on restoring hope, strengthening community bonds, and reminding people in crisis that they are seen, heard, and genuinely supported. This philosophy has become central to how WMD operates—treating every beneficiary with respect and dignity, not as recipients of charity but as valued members of a larger community.
Hamza played a vital role in transforming WMD from a small volunteer group of friends into a structured platform reaching hundreds of families across Pakistan. He helped establish the organizational framework, developed standard operating procedures for relief operations, and created systems that ensure transparency and accountability in every initiative.
Whether organizing emergency responses during natural disasters, managing year-round campaigns, or expanding outreach to underserved and remote areas, Hamza’s dedication has remained steady, sincere, and deeply personal. During the devastating floods of 2022, he was instrumental in coordinating rapid response teams that delivered critical aid to isolated communities.
Beyond direct service, Hamza has focused on building WMD’s capacity for long-term impact. He has led efforts to establish the Rawalpindi chapter, develop educational support programs, and create sustainable initiatives like the water pump installation project that provides clean drinking water to rural communities.
For Hamza, every small act of kindness—whether it’s time, support, or a simple gesture of care—has the power to transform lives. He believes that humanitarian work is not about grand gestures but about consistent, genuine efforts to make the world a little better, one person at a time.
