In the Sundarbans now, Sankar and Mukti have become synonymous with the spirit of giving and their dedication to making life better for the underserved. Mukti has assisted over a million people through three catastrophic super cyclones. It has constructed 20,000+ toilets, helped 8000+ farmers shift to organic farming, and assisted 25,000+ women to start with micro-banking. Additionally, it has secured educational scholarships for 1800+ students.

In 2011, the co-founders of Ek Tara, Vinita and Namrata, began to work in the largest and poorest slum of Eastern India, armed with a keen desire to educate first generational learners. Over the past few years, Ek Tara has come a long way from just 30 to the current strength of 900 children and women.

Mamoon established Samaritan Help Mission (SHM) in one of the most underprivileged slums of migrant workers to make a difference by providing English medium education to compete with the local madrassas. Starting with just six students, this has now grown into six schools with ~7000 students, and entirely changed the trajectory for an entire community