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Let’s Help Maqsood Rebuild his Father’s Dream
“We feel pain and sorrow. We know how difficult life will be without a father,” said Umar’s son Maqsood, speaking to Miles2Smile. Umar Khan (42) was shot dead allegedly by self-proclaimed ‘gau rakshaks’ (cow vigilantes) on the suspicion of smuggling cows in November 2017. Umar and his three companions were…
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Let’s Rebuild Waseem’s (Nankau) Life
"Our mother was lying at home when the fire broke out, and we rescued her from the flames," Nankau said while speaking to Miles2Smile In the midst of violence and chaos in Bahraich that occurred on October 13, countless individuals have lost their sense of happiness and security. Nankau ,…
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Let’s Rebuild Sufiya’s life
"Grab the ladies, strip off their clothes, and rape them." These were the words of the furious mob that barged into Sufiya's house on an awful day. In a heartbreaking turn of events, Sufiya lost everything she once owned. She sits on a cot, one of the only assets she…
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Lets Restore the Livelihood of Syed Ali
Despite the violence and clashes that occurred in Bahraich, we have witnessed the strength and resilience of its residents. However, the strength and resilience have a devastating tragedy. With the losses of the survivors, it seems like a wave swept away their entire accumulated wealth. Miles2Smile went on the ground…
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Help us to restore the livelihood of Rafiq, Survivor of Bahraich Violence
On October 13, a violent clash broke out during a Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich, leading to one death and many injuries. The chaos quickly escalated, with properties set on fire, vehicles destroyed, and trees reduced to ash, turning life into a nightmare for local residents. As the events…
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Help us to Restore the Livelihood of Akram Ali: survivor of bahraich voilence
The area was charged with tension and uncertainty when Miles2Smile entered Bahraich, Uttar Pradesh. A few days ago, a violent clash had erupted in the area, claiming the life of one and inflicting injuries to many. On entering the city, we experienced a sea of police, high security, and barricades,…
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Help us to Restore the Livelihood of Kaleem’s survivor of bahraich voilence
A violent clash occurred during a Durga idol immersion procession in Bahraich, leading to the death of one individual and injuries to many on October 13, earlier this month. Soon the clash turned into a massive nightmare for residents, with torched properties, charred vehicles, and melting trees adding horror to…
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Help us in restoring livelihood for Chand’s Family
The consistency of violence in India against Muslims has left no room for survival. Every day we encounter a new mob lynching case where brutality seems to have escalated compared to the previous one. Chand Miya Khan, a 23-year-old youth, fell prey to the same brutality earlier this year in…
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Help Us to restore livelihood for Saddam’s Family
"My Saddam didn't die a natural death; if he had, I would have found peace. But I feel no peace,” said the ailing mother of Saddam Qureshi (23) on speaking to Miles2Smiles. In the past few years, a significant rise in the mob lynching cases has emerged, resulting in the…
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Help us in restoring livelihood for a Mob lynch Survivor family
When the fresh wave of summer swept through Chhattisgarh in June, representing warmth, growth, and a new beginning, when the country was enjoying the vibrant hues of summer skies, the Muslim diaspora was reeling again. The new mob lynching news grab the top headlines, Guddu Khan (35) Saddam Qureshi (23)…
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Help Transform Lives at Our Relief School
We are excited to share the success of our relief school and the positive impact it has had on children in need. Thanks to the unwavering support of our donors, volunteers, and dedicated staff, many children who once felt hopeless are now thriving and dreaming of a brighter future. The…
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Founder's Message
I feel blessed to have witnessed countless stories of hope and transformation over the past three year. Our journey began in February 2020 with the Relief & Rehabilitation work in North-East Delhi and we have since completed 12 relief and rehabilitation actions. As we continue to work on our commitment towards the upliftment of underprivileged and distressed communities, we also acknowledge the enormity and scope of work ahead of us and we will continue to strive vigorously towards the betterment of each & every individual through the power of ‘smile’. Since the inception of Miles2Smile foundation, we have evolved, adapted and overcome countless challenges that came our way and as an organization that has maintained its trustworthiness throughout its journey, we are now taking pivotal steps in exploring new avenues and pathways. We are undertaking more initiatives that will further enrich our experience of serving humanity. Miles2Smile Foundation’s objective is to devise a comprehensive strategy which not only addresses the immediate needs of the distressed communities during the times of crisis but also contributes to the overall holistic development of those communities.
Aasif Mujtaba
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WHERE THE MONEY GOES
Current operation and program spending breakdown
Program
86% fund goes directly to our current programs
Management & other activities
12% fund goes to management activities related to relief & rehabilitation
Fundraising
2% fund goes to fundraising activities