Founded in 2014, Friends of Mayo Hospital is a non-government, non-profit organization dedicated to restoring and revitalizing Mayo Hospital, the oldest and the largest hospital in Pakistan. Situated in the heart of Lahore, Mayo Hospital has been serving the community since 1871 and stands as a monumental institution, encompassing over 54.6 acres with 11 gates and iconic surroundings like Anarkali Bazaar and the Walled City of Old Lahore. Originally built to accommodate far fewer patients, Mayo Hospital now serves over 20,000 patients daily, far exceeding its original capacity of 300 beds at the time of independence in 1947. Despite its significance as a centre of excellence in South East Asia, years of neglect and mismanagement have left many of its wards in disrepair. FOMH is committed to reversing the decline at Mayo Hospital. Despite having some of the best doctors and medical staff practicing here, the hospital’s infrastructure has suffered significantly. Inspired by the work of other non-profits, our mission is to refurbish and restore Mayo Hospital, ensuring it continues to serve the community for generations to come. Our efforts extend beyond improving the hospital’s structural and operational conditions; we also focus on maintaining the progress we’ve achieved. We collaborate closely with the administration, faculty, and alumni of Mayo Hospital and its affiliated King Edward Medical University, particularly KEMCAANA, to bring professional and technical expertise to our projects. Through the dedication of our volunteers and the generosity of our donors, FOMH is making a tangible difference at Mayo Hospital, restoring its former glory and ensuring it remains a beacon of hope and healing for all who enter its doors.