Miles2Smile is pleased to announce the annual report for the fiscal year 2025, highlighting the organization’s journey in the year 2025–26.
With trust as its cornerstone and transparency as its strong foundation, Miles2Smile continues to forge connections that shape a more compassionate world. In 2025, our commitment yet again took a new turn, transforming promises into tangible results with 48,010 miles to reach the edges of the atrocity-ridden areas, rejuvenating 15,901 smiles by spending 71,704 hours.
The report chronicles the details of the foundation’s approach to social transformation. It shed light on the mission, vision, impact, relief and rehabilitation, education, skill development, women’s empowerment, health care, and other significant aspects of the foundation.
The report reflects a strong commitment to women’s empowerment through Project Sabaat, which restored 840 smiles of resilient women in the previous year, helping them move towards financial security. Last year, Project Sabaat made its way towards Rekhta and the Aurangabad Expo, giving the women survivors of hate crimes an opportunity to present their work to the masses.
In the facet of education, the foundation incorporated six new learning centers, expanding the horizon of education for the downtrodden children. With dreams of creating a world where education is not a luxury, Miles2Smile earned the following number of smiles through our educational institution and learning centers:
Sunrise Public School earned 1,540 smiles, followed by Savitribai Phule Center of Learning with 764 smiles, Gerda Philipsborn Center of Learning with 490 smiles, Taleem ul Quran Center of Learning with 305, Sayyidah Nafisa Center of Learning with 224 smiles, Sultan Jahan Learning Center with 196, Wahid Ali Memorial Center of Learning with 187, Habba Khatoon Center of Learning with 135, and Fatima Sheikh Center of Learning with 125.
In our relief work, we traveled to Assam, Jammu & Kashmir, Tripura, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, and Haryana, transforming 3,975 lives.
During Ramadan, a time deeply rooted in generosity, we renewed our commitment to supporting those in need. We provided Iftar, Suhoor, essential rations, clothes, and Eidi to orphans, widows, the poor, and families of wrongfully incarcerated individuals, helping them embrace the spirit of the season with dignity and joy.
To improve healthcare access, we organized free medical camps and workshops in areas needed the most, treating 3,846 people. Alongside this, in our journey, we met countless stories of resilience and transformation, reinforcing our resolve to continue making a lasting impact on the lives of marginalized communities. As the fresh year starts, we remain committed to expanding our efforts and dedicate ourselves to walking miles and earning smiles.
About Miles2Smile: The Miles2Smile Foundation, established six years ago, is committed to making a meaningful difference in marginalized communities across India. From responding to the crisis during the pandemic to its continuous work in education and advocacy, the foundation remains devoted to fostering a more inclusive and equitable society. The foundation work for the survivors of mob lynching, communal violence, demolition, and hate crime, creating their lives better than their devastation.
Other Glimpses of the Annual Report
