Breaking Chains: The Nasir Masih Freedom Campaign
Max Gibson
For 47 years, Nasir Masih has never known what freedom feels like. Born into the crushing system of brick kiln slavery in Pakistan, he, his wife Saira (45), and their two sons have spent their entire lives working under conditions most of us couldn’t imagine. But today, we have the power to change their story.
Every moment counts! $2,230 needed to free a family from slavery
A Life Shattered, But Not Broken
Imagine losing your leg in a workplace accident, then being told you still owe your employer money. This is Nasir’s reality. Years ago, a devastating accident at the brick kiln cost him his leg—but rather than receiving compensation, his family plunged deeper into debt.
Daily Struggles:
- ● Physical and emotional abuse from the kiln owner
- ● Deprivation of basic human rights
- ● The crushing weight of generational debt
- ● Limited mobility due to lack of proper medical equipment
The Path to Freedom: $2,230 to Change Lives Forever
Break the Chains of Debt
$1,480
- • Immediate payment to kiln owner
- • Legal documentation of clearance
- • Protection from future claims
Create Independence
$400
- • Fruit and vegetable stall
- • Initial inventory
- • Business training
Secure Safe Transition
$250
- • Three months housing
- • Essential food supplies
- • Basic necessities
Restore Dignity
$100
- • Wheelchair
- • Mobility training
- • Medical supplies
Make Your Impact Today
$50
Provides a week of food security
$100
Funds Nasir’s wheelchair
$250
Secures three months of safe housing
The Time Is Now
Every day we wait is another day this family suffers. Your contribution, whether large or small, combines with others to create a miracle for the Masih family.
“Whoever oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors God.”
– Proverbs 14:31
100% of your donation goes directly to the Masih family’s rescue and rehabilitation program.
All donations are tax-deductible.
Our Ongoing Mission
While we focus on freeing Nasir's family, the monsoon crisis in Pakistan's brick kilns has left many enslaved families without even the meager income they need for food. Among those waiting for freedom: Shakeel, who lost his hand in an accident; sisters Bhusra and Shakeela, battling disability and cancer; and families forced to choose between food and medicine.
Each freed family gives us hope, but dozens more reach out daily. Your support today helps break the chains of slavery, one family at a time.
