The Connecticut Chapter was founded in 2013 with the mission to support the TCF mission. It endowed one TCF school for its lifetime. After a break, a group of individuals got together in 2024 to organize a fundraising event and revive the TCF movement in the area. Since then, it has organized a fundraising gala in 2025, working towards building a strong community of generous donors. Recently, the Chapter installed water plants in two TCF schools. It aims to strengthen its impact by supporting more TCF schools in the near future.

The New Jersey Chapter was founded in 2009 with the commitment to build purpose-built schools in the heart of rural and urban communities in all four provinces of Pakistan. Over the years, the Chapter has organized a variety of events for fundraising and outreach, widening the community of TCF supporters in New Jersey. It also recently initiated Young Visionaries, a group of passionate individuals, to involve the new generation of change-makers in the TCF mission. Today, as its impact continues to expand as one of the bigger and growing Chapters, it has built 16 and supported 12 schools across the four provinces of Pakistan. Currently, it is funding the construction of another community-built school to be operational in 2026.

The New York Young Professionals (NYYP) Chapter was formed in December 2015. It is aimed at creating a platform for motivated young professionals to come together and find creative ways to advance the mission of TCF, while setting the stage for the next generation of TCF leaders. Since its inception, the NYYP Chapter has held more than 10 sold out events, their Annual Iftar Gala being the most awaited. The NYYP Chapter initially raised money for the endowment of the Issa Saif Campus in Larkana. Since then, it has also supported the Government Schools Program in Pakistan, while also providing operational support for 19 existing TCF built schools.

Established in 2014, the North Jersey Chapter supports the TCF movement through fundraising and outreach events. The Chapter has built 8 schools in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan and KPK and also supports the operations of 6 additional TCF schools. The team comprises of individuals from diverse professional backgrounds dedicated to garnering support from the North Jersey community.

The Westchester Chapter was founded in 2015 to support the TCF movement. Since then, it has built 2 schools, endowed 1 school, and currently supports 8 schools with the help of community. Its most recently built campus is the Lal Shahbaz Campus in Daharki, Ghotki, a socio-economically stressed settlement that was further impacted by the 2022 floods.

The Philadelphia Chapter has been actively supporting the TCF mission since its establishment in 2014. It is active in Philadelphia City and Lehigh Valley areas to raise awareness and funds. With the generous support of the community, the Chapter has endowed a TCF school in partnership with the Pittsburgh Chapter and provides ongoing support to 4 schools. Moreover, it sponsored the operations of a water plant for a school cluster in Sheikhapura, Punjab. The Chapter’s growth continues with the active involvement of Philly Teens, a group of teenagers from the community who passionately support the TCF movement.

The Pittsburgh Chapter was established in 2014 and held its first major fundraising event in April 2016. Since then, the Chapter has been actively engaged with the Pittsburgh and surrounding communities in Western Pennsylvania to raise awareness about the TCF mission. The Chapter has endowed one TCF school and supports the operations of 7 TCF schools that provide quality education to about 2,500 students in underprivileged communities in Pakistan.

The Rhode Island Chapter was established in 2025 by concerned individuals in nearby cities wishing to advance the TCF movement. Its first event was in Ramadan 2026, through which they fundraised to support TCF schools.

Established in 2009, the Washington, DC Chapter is the pioneer Chapter and one of the biggest Chapters of TCF-USA. Since then, the Chapter has made significant impact by building 62 and supporting 4 TCF schools across provinces in Pakistan, with the help of generous individual donors and the DC community. The Chapter team is composed of volunteers from Washington, DC and neighboring communities in Maryland and Virginia. Firm believers in bringing change through education, the team works collectively to leave an indelible mark on the lives of underprivileged children. Every year the Chapter organizes a very recognized and awaited fundraising Gala in the DC area, gathering TCF supporters and raising awareness about TCF impact amidst the challenging education crisis in Pakistan.

Founded in 2009 to help fulfill the TCF mission, the Chicago Chapter organizes outreach and fundraising events. Over the years, the Chapter has made significant strides, building 16 TCF schools with the help of generous individual donors and the Chicago community in areas where access to education was limited. The Chapter also supports the operations of 5 TCF schools across Pakistan in Sindh, Punjab, and KPK. An integral part of the Chapter and its growth is NextGen Chicago, a group of passionate youth catalyzing change with support from younger community members.

The Columbus Ohio Chapter was established in 2022 by a team of individuals dedicated to supporting education for disadvantaged communities in Pakistan. The team spreads awareness about the TCF movement within the Columbus Ohio community and fundraises to support the educational and operational costs of 5 existing TCF schools built across rural areas and urban slums of Pakistan. The Chapter also envisions building its own schools in the near future.

The Indiana Chapter, originally established in 2005 as Seeds of Learning, has made significant contributions over the years. It supports 7 schools across Punjab and KPK, 2 of which have been built by the Indiana community and 5 endowed. The Chapter has also awarded numerous scholarships for tertiary education to TCF students. In 2024, the Indiana and Washington, D.C. Chapters collaborated to construct a new primary school in Lodhran, Punjab – a region previously lacking such an educational facility. The building is now complete and will be operational for the academic year 2026-2027. In 2025, the Indiana Chapter started a new project to build a secondary all-girls school in Khushab, Punjab in honor of a beloved community member.

The Kansas City Chapter started in 2013 when two groups in Wichita and Kansas City came together to support TCF’s uplifting work. Since then, the Wichita community has contributed to TCF’s cause by supporting build and endowment projects. As of today, the Chapter has built 7 schools, endowed 1 school, and supports 6 schools with the help of generous individual donors and the Kansas community. A community-built school honors the memory of three friends of the community, Dr. Maria Javaid, Dr. Ali Kanchwala, & Dr. Tausif Rehman.

The Minnesota Chapter was established in 2013 to further the TCF mission through outreach and fundraising events. It was revived by a new team in 2024, bringing the Minnesota community together with fresh energy. It has contributed to Government Partnership Schools. Currently, it is supporting 2 TCF schools in Sindh and Punjab.

The Northeast Ohio Chapter was established in 2013 to focus the efforts of the community on providing quality education to children in Pakistan. Since then, the Chapter has mobilized the community to build 7 TCF schools across Sindh, Punjab, and KPK. To raise funds and support, the Chapter has held unique events including a Sufi Night, fundraising galas, and community iftars.

The St. Louis Chapter was established in 2011, first mobilizing the community to build schools in Ghazi Minara, Sheikhupura, Punjab, where there was need for quality education. Today, it has built 5 schools and supports 6.

The Wichita Chapter started in 2013 when two groups in Wichita and Kansas City came together to support TCF’s uplifting work. Since then, the Wichita community has contributed to TCF’s cause by supporting build and endowment projects. As of today, the Chapter has built 7 schools, endowed 1 school, and supports 6 schools with the help of generous individual donors and the Wichita community. A community-built school honors the memory of three friends of the community, Dr. Maria Javaid, Dr. Ali Kanchwala, & Dr. Tausif Rehman.

Since 2011, the Austin Chapter has been supporting the TCF movement, hosting outreach and fundraising events to advance the mission in the Austin area. The Chapter, with the help of the community, has built 3 schools, and an individual donor have contributed another 1. Its most recently operational campus is a community school in Punjab, which opened its doors to students in 2025. Furthermore, it supports 5 TCF schools.

The Austin Young Professionals Chapter was established in 2022 to support the TCF mission. It was reactivated in 2025 with a new team. The Chapter organized a YP meet-up for reintroduction and outreach over some friendly games, garnering support for TCF among a younger demographic.

The Dallas Fort Worth Chapter was established in 2010 to create a long-term positive impact in underprivileged communities of Pakistan. The Chapter has held many fundraising and outreach events, with its Annual Iftar being one of the most awaited events of the year. With the unwavering support of the community, the Chapter has built 6 schools and an individual donor from the area has built 1 school. It provides operational support to 16 TCF schools across different provinces in Pakistan.

In September 2017, a group of dedicated volunteers from the Georgia community came together to establish the Georgia Chapter. Since then, the team has been passionately raising awareness and funds for the education crisis in Pakistan, and advancing TCF’s mission to tackle it. In light of their commitment to uplift underserved communities, the Chapter has one community-built school three endowed schools, and 13 individual donor-built schools of which one is to be operational in 2026. It also supports 14 schools across Pakistan—opening doors of opportunity through quality education.

Comprised of dedicated individuals and supported by a large community of TCF supporters in the area, the Houston Chapter has been active since 2010. As one of the largest Chapters of TCF-USA, Houston has established 29 schools and currently funds the operations of over 36 schools across Pakistan, empowering more than 4400 students with the opportunity to learn, grow, and envision a brighter future. With a steadfast commitment to expanding its impact, the Chapter aims to reach even more children each year, creating lasting change through the power of education.

The Nashville Chapter was established recently in 2024 to support the TCF movement. In the same year, it held its first fundraiser. Since then, the Chapter has supported 2 TCF schools, enabling 400+ students to receive quality education.

The New Orleans Chapter was founded in 2011. It has been supporting 5 TCF schools for the past two years, and has built and endowed 1 school with the help of the New Orleans community. With a dedicated team and a clear vision, the Chapter aims to increase its footprint by supporting three additional TCF schools this year.

The Oklahoma Chapter was recently established in 2023 to further the TCF mission. Its first event was a fundraising Iftar Dinner, which was foundational in bringing the Oklahoma community together. The Chapter now supports 6 TCF schools with the help of the generous community, impacting 960+ students. It aims to contribute to the construction of schools in the near future.

The Orlando Chapter was established in 2022. Since its inception, the Chapter has adopted 6 schools, positively impacting the lives of over 1,200 children and their families. These schools are located across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK), Sindh, and Punjab, offering a safe and nurturing learning environment with dedicated female staff and empowering communities through knowledge and skill development. The Chapter organizes fundraising and outreach events to garner support from community in the area. Moving forward, the Chapter remains committed to sustaining TCF schools and projects.

The San Antonio Chapter was established in February of 2013. In a short span of two months, the San Antonio Chapter was able to organize an event, bringing together the San Antonio community to build and later endow its first school in Hair, Punjab. Since then, two generous donors have built 3 schools and one has endowed 1 school in Sindh. Currently, the Chapter supports the operations of 2 TCF schools.

The South Florida Chapter was founded in 2019. With the help of generous individual donors and community members, the Chapter has now built 2 and supported 5 schools.

The Bakersfield Chapter was established in 2020. Its first event was an information session, followed by a series of virtual fundraising events. Since then, the Chapter has supported TCF campuses, sponsored a vocational room, and aided COVID-19 and flood relief efforts. Currently, it supports 1 TCF school.

Established in 2022, the Colorado Chapter supports the TCF movement through outreach and fundraising events. After its few years of activity, the Chapter is currently funding the construction of 1 TCF school and supporting 5.

Established in 2022, the Fresno Chapter has been growing over the years. It supports four TCF schools in Karachi and Lahore, impacting 570+ children. The Chapter is engaged in fundraising events to expand its footprint. It is comprised of an enthusiastic team of volunteers committed to bringing long-term change.

Though formally established as a Chapter in 2016, the LA community has contributed towards the construction and operations of TCF schools since 1998. Today, it has built 24 and supports 8 additional TCF schools with the help of individual donors and generous community members. The core team of the Chapter is comprised of active social workers, philanthropists, and community activists. It is supported by Los Angeles Young Professionals to involve the rising generation in the TCF movement.

The Portland Chapter was established in 2017, working towards supporting education in Pakistan by advancing TCF’s mission. The Chapter’s first school was built in Bahawalpur, Punjab. Currently, it supports 4 other TCF scools, impacting 600+ students.

The Sacramento Chapter was founded in 2015 by a small team of eight individuals to advance the TCF mission. In 2019, the Chapter established its very first school with the help of an individual donor: the TCF Rahma Campus in Jhang. With the generosity of a growing community, the Chapter has now adopted 5 TCF schools and supports an additional 6. Today, it has impacted 1860+ underprivileged students.

The Seattle Chapter was established in January 2009 with the goal of building and supporting schools throughout Pakistan. The team consists of passionate volunteers, including a youth division known as NextGen, which actively engages young people in Chapter initiatives. Through community-driven events—some of Seattle’s most anticipated gatherings—NextGen brings fresh energy and ensures the next generation is connected to the TCF mission. The Chapter hosted its inaugural fundraising event in May 2009. By April 2010, the first school funded by the Seattle community opened its doors in Kasur, Pakistan. Over the last 16 years, both the Seattle community and individual donors from the area have built 57 and supported 21 schools across all four provinces of Pakistan.

Founded in 2004, the SF Bay Area Chapter spans the broader San Francisco Bay Area region. The dedicated Chapter team actively participates in community engagement efforts. Through outreach sessions and fundraising galas, the Chapter strives to unite the community, garner support, and generate funds to support schools situated in urban slums and underserved communities. The Chapter and individual donors from the community have built 23 schools since inception and have been supporting operations of 23 TCF schools in the recent years. Beyond Education: The SF Bay Area community has also been very active in supporting the COVID-19 and flood relief campaigns in Pakistan.

Established in early 2022, the University of Washington (UW) Seattle Chapter stands as the inaugural university Chapter affiliated with TCF-USA. Comprising a diverse group of students, its primary objective is to establish a meaningful connection between the UW community and Pakistan. Beyond fundraising, the Chapter aspires to bring attention to the state of education in Pakistan and actively support development initiatives and research endeavors, utilizing the expertise of UW’s world-class faculty.

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In 2013, a group of committed individuals from the Boston area initiated the Boston Chapter. After supporting schools for a few years, it built its first campus in 2016 with the help of its community. Since then, individual donors have contributed 10 schools. Further, it supports 10 schools with the generosity of the community and individual donors.

Established in 2014, the North Jersey Chapter supports the TCF movement through fundraising and outreach events. The Chapter has built 8 schools in Punjab, Sindh, Balochistan and KPK and also supports the operations of 6 additional TCF schools. The team comprises of individuals from diverse professional backgrounds dedicated to garnering support from the North Jersey community.

The Los Angeles Young Professionals Chapters held its first event in 2018 to raise awareness and funds for the TCF mission. The Chapter has supported the Umm Darda Campus in recent years as well as provided support for government schools and COVID-19 relief.

In 2013, a group of committed individuals from the Boston area initiated the Boston Chapter. After supporting schools for a few years, it built its first campus in 2016 with the help of its community. Since then, individual donors have contributed 10 schools. Further, it supports 10 schools with the generosity of the community and individual donors.

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The Connecticut Chapter was founded in 2013 with the mission to support the TCF mission. It endowed one TCF school for its lifetime. After a break, a group of individuals got together in 2024 to organize a fundraising event and revive the TCF movement in the area. Since then, it has organized a fundraising gala in 2025, working towards building a strong community of generous donors. Recently, the Chapter installed water plants in two TCF schools. It aims to strengthen its impact by supporting more TCF schools in the near future.