Where the work comes alive.

1,500+ school shoes for children across six districts of Karnataka.

ABF distributed over 1,500 pairs of school shoes to underprivileged children in Gulbarga, Yadgir, Bidar, Bangalore, Hospet, and Bellary — symbols of dignity, equality, and the right to walk proudly into a better tomorrow.

A Meet & Greet for the people who fed 50,000+ Bengalureans before dawn.

ABF gathered the Sehri providers featured on bangaloresehri.in to thank them publicly. The hall was full, the energy was electric, and prominent personalities of Karnataka were in attendance.

Kicking goals, building futures.

Ten teams from across Bengaluru came together for an electrifying Under-12, 7-a-side football tournament — a platform for discipline, teamwork, and the foundation of a stronger, healthier generation.

Strong bodies, stronger minds.

A free summer camp across two key Bengaluru locations — karate, football, fitness, and computer skills for kids aged 8 to 18.

Robotics, Ba Adab Ba Naseeb, and Qur'an & Science.

Three workshop series shaping the next generation — from STEM and technology, to character and respectful conduct, to the harmony between faith and modern science.

From awareness to action — government schemes meet youth-protection.

Two consultative sessions in February and March 2025 educated communities on government schemes for education and health, and addressed the rising threat of substance abuse — turning awareness into action.

Training 2,500+ Imams and Mutawallis on government healthcare schemes.

A groundbreaking initiative with AIMDC and the Department of Minorities, Govt of Karnataka — 13 sessions at Haj Bhavan, Bangalore, transforming religious leaders into health-scheme literacy ambassadors.

Seven minority-welfare proposals tabled at Vidhana Soudha.

ABF met the Directorate of Minority, KMDC, KSMC, the Minority Minister, and MLAs to advocate for inclusion of community priorities in the State Budget. The ministers were receptive.