FAQ

OBAT Helpers was initially formed as a family initiative to alleviate the suffering of this community with limited funds raised through friends and family. OBAT is an acronym formed by the first letters of the names of the parents (Obaid, Bilquis, Aman & Tayyaba) of Anwar and Afshan Khan, the founders of this charitable initiative. On delving deeper into this pressing issue, the founders soon realized that a family initiative like theirs would be rendered totally ineffective due to the severity and magnitude of the crisis on hand. To address this predicament, OBAT Helpers was incorporated in 2004 as a non-religious, non-political non-profit organization in the state of Indiana.

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OBAT work on Bangladash.