Tuesday, 22 September 2026 Newsletter Editorial standards
Markhor
National

inDrive Showcases Children’s Art in Islamabad

inDrive Showcases Children’s Art in Islamabad

In collaboration with Pakistan Sweet Home, inDrive has developed a unique initiative in Islamabad to highlight children's creativity by putting their artwork on automobiles. The initiative's goal is to expose orphaned children's creative skills while asking the public to assist them through donations.

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Children participated in an art competition centered on themes such as Freedom and Justice, Rides of the Future, and Super Hero Driver, and their pictures are currently exhibited on inDrive cars across the city.

Passengers can support Pakistan Sweet Home by donating directly or through a new in-app feature that allows loyalty points to be donated, which is currently available to half of inDrive's users during its pilot phase. The campaign not only celebrates creativity, but also supports education and opportunities for children.

Awais Saeed, Country Head of inDrive Pakistan, said the project reflects the company’s commitment to building stronger communities and giving children a voice. Zamurrad Khan of Pakistan Sweet Home praised the effort, calling it a reminder to children that their dreams and talents matter.

Beyond ride hailing, inDrive continues to expand its social initiatives in Pakistan, aiming to make a positive difference in the lives of both drivers and communities.

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