Help Me Pursue a One League MBA with Learning from Harvard & Stanford

I am the son of a Mali (gardener) from a small village in Talagang, Pakistan. 
I have been selected for the One League MBA, with learning content curated from Harvard Business Impact, MIT IDSS, and Stanford Online. The total program fee is $20,000, and I have received $14,500 in scholarships. However, the remaining $5,500 is still beyond what I can afford.

During intermediate, I received the PEEF scholarship, which helped me continue my education. Later, at Namal University, I received a 90% need-based scholarship. These scholarships did more than cover my education. They gave me the opportunity to keep learning, growing, and moving forward.

Now, I am asking for your support to take this next step in my journey.

If you can contribute, even a small amount, it will help me move closer to making this opportunity a reality. If you cannot donate, sharing my campaign with your friends, colleagues, and network would mean just as much. 
Please take a moment to read my story, which One League has shared on my fundraising page, and help me take this next step.

https://fundraising.one-league.org/muhammad-sajjad
Muhammad Sajjad grew up in a resource-scarce village in District Chakwal, where his father supported the family through 26 years of work as a gardener at a military hospital. Facing uncertainty about continuing his education, Muhammad’s future changed when he secured second position in his district and earned a scholarship from the provincial government. This pivotal achievement not only provided him with security but also inspired a deep commitment to bridging education and economic policies. Now, with an MBA offer from One League, Muhammad sees a critical opportunity, one he is determined to seize and never let go.

Muhammad Sajjad served as a Team Lead at The Citizens Foundation and led 130+ volunteers who raised over PKR 1.2 million for underprivileged children’s education. He gained policy experience at the State Bank of Pakistan and the Ministry of Finance. As President of NSSI, he mobilized 500+ students for education and community projects. Nationally, Sajjad served as a Youth Parliamentarian. He is a UPG Sustainability Leader, selected among 500 individuals from 183 countries. He is also a UPG Biashara entrepreneur, selected among 350 entrepreneurs from 50+ countries, and has developed a compost-to-fertilizer venture. He is a Qimam Fellow, one of 38 selected from 11,000+ applicants.

Muhammad Sajjad is committed to creating inclusive financial systems that empower marginalized communities, as exemplified by his compost-to-fertilizer enterprise, which converts organic waste into sustainable resources for smallholder farmers, and AICON, a platform that connects industry and academia in Pakistan. He sees One League’s MBA as a vital link between his grassroots leadership experience and the entrepreneurial rigor needed to responsibly expand these initiatives. By harnessing the program’s global network and mentorship, Muhammad is positioned to sharpen his entrepreneurial skills and lead the development of enterprises that generate employment and promote sustainable economic growth across Pakistan.