Footsteps Bangladesh hosted a Donor’s Dinner on Thursday, February 27, at 138 East, uniting philanthropists, artists, athletes, and changemakers in a night of generosity and purpose. The event was attended by cricketers Tamim Iqbal and Nurul Hasan Shohan, artist Morshed Mishu, comedians Amin Hannan and Akhlaq Siddiq, along with prominent figures from various fields. From inspiring discussions to an exciting auction and live entertainment, the evening successfully raised vital funds to support underprivileged communities, reinforcing Footsteps Bangladesh’s commitment to sustainable change.

The evening began with a compelling presentation by Footsteps’ Trustee and head of Partnerships Fasbeer Eskander, setting the tone for the cause at hand. This was followed by a lively comedy performance by the talented Akhlaq Siddiq, bringing smiles to the attendees before they engaged in more serious discussions.

A highlight of the event was an insightful panel discussion featuring Footsteps Bangladesh’s Founder and President, Shah Rafayat Chowdhury, renowned cricketer Tamim Iqbal, and acclaimed artist Morshed Mishu. The discussion, moderated by Amin Hannan, covered the intersection of sports, arts, and social impact, reinforcing the power of collective action in addressing pressing societal challenges. 

The fundraising segment saw an overwhelming show of generosity, with Tamim Iqbal auctioning off his cricket bats, while esteemed artists Morshed Mishu and Azwad Ahmed contributed their masterpieces. The enthusiastic participation of guests made the auction a resounding success, raising significant funds for community development projects led by Footsteps Bangladesh.

The evening continued with a mesmerizing live music performance by Shanila and Sadi Shahnewaz, adding a soulful touch to the night’s celebrations. The event concluded on a heartfelt note as Footsteps Bangladesh honored some of its most dedicated donors, recognizing their unwavering support in driving impactful change.

“This event was not just about raising funds; it was about celebrating a shared vision for a better future. The incredible participation from so many inspiring individuals underscores the importance of collective effort in making a difference,” said Shah Rafayat Chowdhury.

The Donor’s Dinner at 138 East was a testament to Footsteps Bangladesh’s commitment to sustainable change, uniting diverse sectors of society in the fight against social inequality. With the success of this event, Footsteps Bangladesh looks forward to continuing its mission, driven by the generosity and passion of its supporters.