Where Money Goes

Three programmes. A shared purpose of service.

KMRF gives livelihood assistance, awards scholarships, and carries out health work. Browse the programmes and the annual figures below.

KMRF's self-reliant, scholarship and medical programme display boards at the 2025 scholarship programme.
KMRF's three programme displays at the 12 February 2025 scholarship programme.

How KMRF turns purpose into programmes

A consultation scene: a woman holding a child at a table during the medical camp.
A consultation at the 2024 Srimangal medical camp.

Capital as Sadka-E-Zaria provides financial assistance without repayment, intended to help people work towards self-reliance. KMRF’s scholarship programme recognises students and encourages education. Health work brings medical consultations and medicines into this purpose of service.

The programme pages explain these areas in more detail, with films, photographs and the words of people involved.

Recent programme years

In 2024, KMRF’s livelihood-support figures list 334 recipients. The scholarship programme that year recognised 688 students from 118 schools. The 2025 scholarship gathering recognised 747 students from 134 schools.

These figures belong to their respective programme years. Explore the archive for earlier years, and watch the 2025 scholarship gathering on KMRF’s Scholarship page.

Sadka-E-Zaria 2024334

recipients

Scholarship 2024688

students from 118 schools

Scholarship 2025747

students from 134 schools

2024 programme figures; 2025 scholarship figures from the film dated 12 February 2025.

KMRF’s programme archive

Browse the annual figures for Sadka-E-Zaria recipients and scholarship students and schools. Each table starts with the most recent year available.

The figures count participation by programme year. They are not a spending breakdown. For enquiries about expenditure, please contact the foundation.

Sadka-E-Zaria recipients

Programme yearRecipients
2024334
2023264
2022270
2021319
2020Not available
Show earlier years, 2019–2001
Programme yearRecipients
2019294
2018140
2017103
2016149
2015Not confirmed
2014143
2013143
2012175
2011189
2010209
2009168
2008162
2007166
2006177
2005Not available
2004242
2003163
200267
200141

Figures are shown by programme year. Unconfirmed or unavailable entries are marked.

Scholarship students and schools

Programme yearStudentsSchools
2025747134
2024688118
2023620110
202200
202100
Show earlier years, 2020–2001
Programme yearStudentsSchools
202000
2019Not confirmed104
20181,97897
20171,80186
20161,95579
20151,40181
20141,53877
201367363
201250760
201118848
201016831
200912025
200810318
20077813
2006549
2005427
2004488
2003305
2002244
2001122

Figures are shown by programme year. Unconfirmed or unavailable entries are marked.

A long queue outside the camp building during the 2024 medical camp.
People queue at the 2024 Srimangal medical camp.

Questions about an earlier year?

Some historical figures still need confirmation. Those entries are marked in the tables, and a missing entry is left unavailable rather than given a value of zero.

If you have a question about a figure, include the programme and year when contacting KMRF.

Green fodder being handled beside goats in a shaded yard.
Green fodder for the goats in Abdul Hannan’s film.

Sadka-E-Zaria

Livelihood stories

Abdul Hannan speaks about receiving two goats and a modest improvement in his circumstances. Amirjan Bibi talks about a possible next step. Md. Lebu Mia describes the capital he received for his betel-leaf business.

Meet them through their individual films on the Sadka-E-Zaria page, where the work is told in their own words.

Speak with KMRF about the work

For a question about a programme, expenditure or the foundation’s records, get in touch. Include the subject and period you are asking about so your enquiry has the context it needs.

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