Quantum Foundation Founded: 1993 (Bangladesh)

Quantum Foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Bangladesh that promotes humanitarian service, meditation, and community welfare through voluntary initiatives. It is part of the larger Quantum group, which integrates mindfulness practices with social service to encourage personal and collective well-being.

Key facts

• Founded: 1993 (Bangladesh)

• Founder: Shahid El Bukhari Mahajataq

• Headquarters: Dhaka, Bangladesh

• Focus areas: Meditation, healthcare, education, and social service

• Motto: “Self-development through service to humanity”

Origins and Philosophy

Established under the Quantum Method movement initiated by Shahid El Bukhari Mahajataq, the foundation combines modern psychology with meditation principles. Its core belief is that inner transformation through meditation can inspire compassionate action and social change. The organization encourages mindfulness, ethical living, and altruism as tools for both individual growth and societal progress.

Programs and Activities

Quantum Foundation operates a variety of programs including free health services, blood donation drives, disaster relief, and education initiatives. Its Quantum Blood Bank is one of Bangladesh’s largest volunteer-based blood donor networks. The foundation also provides mobile medical services and operates meditation and mental health centers nationwide.

Community and Social Impact

Through thousands of volunteers, the foundation extends aid to marginalized populations, promotes organ donation awareness, and supports relief work during natural disasters. It emphasizes community resilience and mental wellness as complementary to material support, helping cultivate empathy-driven civic engagement across Bangladesh.

Current Reach

Headquartered in Dhaka, Quantum Foundation has chapters and meditation centers throughout Bangladesh and among expatriate communities abroad. Its integration of spirituality, mindfulness, and social service has made it one of the country’s most visible homegrown philanthropic networks.