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Constitution & Governance

PAGB is governed by a formal Constitution that defines our purpose, membership, board structure, elections, and financial practices.

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Table of Contents

  1. Preamble
  2. Article I — Purpose
  3. Article II — Membership
  4. Article III — Board of Directors
  5. Article IV — Elections
  6. Article V — Meetings
  7. Article VI — Finances
  8. Article VII — Amendments
  9. Article VIII — Dissolution

Preamble

We, the members of the Pakistan Association of Greater Boston (PAGB), recognizing the need for a formal organization to represent and serve the Pakistani community in the Greater Boston area and nearby New England states, do hereby establish this Constitution as the governing document of our association.

Article I — Purpose

PAGB is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, and cultural purposes. The association aims to promote the social, cultural, and educational welfare of Pakistani Americans, organize events that celebrate Pakistani culture, foster harmony with broader New England society, and serve as a collective voice for the community.

Article II — Membership

Membership is open to any individual who supports the purposes of PAGB. Membership categories include Family, Married Couple, Individual, and Student. Annual dues are set by the Board and may be revised as needed.

Article III — Board of Directors

PAGB is governed by a Board of Directors consisting of elected officers and directors responsible for specific program areas. The Board serves two-year terms and is responsible for strategic and financial decisions.

Article IV — Elections

Board elections are held every two years. Eligible members vote through a transparent process managed by an independent election committee. Results are announced at the Annual General Meeting.

Article V — Meetings

PAGB holds an Annual General Meeting open to all members, and the Board meets at least quarterly. Special meetings may be convened according to the bylaws.

Article VI — Finances

PAGB funds are derived from membership dues, donations, sponsorships, event proceeds, and grants. The Treasurer maintains financial records and presents annual financial reports.

Article VII — Amendments

Amendments to this Constitution require member approval according to the process defined in the bylaws.

Article VIII — Dissolution

In the event of dissolution of PAGB, remaining assets are distributed to tax-exempt organizations consistent with PAGB's charitable purposes.

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PAGB is governed by a formal Constitution that defines our purpose, membership, board structure, elections, and financial practices.

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Elections 2026–2028

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