Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF) Newsletter – June 2025

1. JUNE 2025 IMPACT NEWSLETTER June Monsoon Diaries www.mmpc.in JUNE 2025 Page 1

2. Dear Friends and Well-Wishers, As I reflect on the last few weeks, I feel an overwhelming sense of gratitude and hope. Through every project, every handshake, every signature on a renewed partnership we are reminded that when people come together with compassion and commitment, change takes root in the most meaningful ways. At Mukul Madhav Foundation, each initiative is more than just numbers or reports it is a story of lives touched, resilience nurtured, and communities strengthened. From empowering widowed farmers in Osmanabad with quality seeds and training, to supporting young minds in Meghalaya through holistic learning programs your trust has helped us bridge gaps and build futures. In Gadchiroli, together with our partners, we continue to challenge age-old practices by providing safe, dignified spaces for tribal women through Period Positive Holiday Homes and toilets that contribute to Open Defecation Free villages. In Uttarakhand and Gujarat, we are walking alongside women entrepreneurs helping them build skills, set up enterprises, and unlock their potential as leaders and change-makers in their communities. Our work with children whether it is ensuring life-saving insulin for those with Type 1 Diabetes, expanding rehabilitation for children with cerebral palsy, or creating safe spaces at railway stations, reminds us why protecting and nurturing childhood is at the heart of everything we do. Each health camp, every training session, every seed sown, every child given a chance, these are testaments to what we can accomplish when our collective vision is guided by empathy, responsibility, and shared purpose. Most importantly, to the resilient communities and individuals who allow us to walk beside them thank you for your trust and courage. You inspire us to keep going, keep learning, and keep serving. As we look ahead, I invite each one of you, old friends and new, to stay connected with us on this journey. May we continue to grow this circle of care and build a world where every person can live with dignity, hope, and opportunity. With heartfelt gratitude, Warm regards, Ritu Prakash Chhabria Managing Trustee Mukul Madhav Foundation JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 2

3. Protecting Vulnerable Children, 26th April 2025. Mukul Madhav Foundation proudly signed an agreement with Railway Children India (RCI) to protect vulnerable children at risk of exploitation, abuse, and neglect — especially those found alone at or around railway stations in Ghaziabad and Delhi. In the presence of Mr. Navin Sellaraju Sukumar, CEO of RCI, and dedicated teams from both organisations, this partnership reinforces our shared commitment to build safer spaces for every child. Key Focus Areas: • Immediate rescue and care for children in distress • Strengthening child protection systems at transporthubs • Support for family and community reintegration • Training for officials and civil society stakeholders Impact So Far: • 1,537 children and adolescents empowered to make safer life choices • 75 parents equipped with knowledge and tools to protect their children • 219 children from 91 families now safer and more resilient in Ghaziabad Support for Widows and Children in Dharashiv (Osmanabad). In June 2025, Mrs. Yasmin Vakil A well wisher who has choosen MMF generously support our initiative in Dharashiv (Osmanabad) by providing essential aid to 32 widows in the form of Soya seeds, ensuring they have the means to sustain themselves. Additionally, she extended her support to 32 children of widows by providing educational kits, empowering them with the tools they need to continue their education. This initiative was made possible by Yasmin Vakil in loving memory of Shahrukh Marzaban Cooper. Her contribution has brought immense joy to the lives of these women and children, while also enhancing their financial stability. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 3

4. Encouraged by the impact of her support, Yasmin Vakil continued her commitment this year, once again supporting 32 widows with seeds and 32 children with educational kits. The beneficiaries expressed their heartfelt gratitude and offered blessings to Yasmin Vakil, acknowledging the positive change her generosity has brought to their lives. Empowering Farmers Through Sustainable Support, 10th July 2025. For the past four years, Finolex Industries and Mukul Madhav Foundation have underprivileged farming families in Ratnagiri through the provision of ration kits, medical facilities, and agricultural assistance. These ongoing efforts have played a vital role in improving crop productivity and ensuring food security for many families in the region. been supporting Responding to a request from the Chairperson of the Phansop Farmers’ Society and the Sarpanch of Phansop, FIL-MMF recently distributed 270 kg of high-quality rice seeds to 45 farmers in the villages of Kasop and Phansop. This approximately 38 acres of land under cultivation, promising better yields and improved livelihoods this season. initiative will bring The rice seed distribution program was organised with the support and guidance of the Ratnagiri Agricultural Office and witnessed the presence of key officials, including Mr. Hegde (SDO Agriculture, Ratnagiri), Mr. Machal (Agricultural Officer), and Mr. Bapat (Gram Panchayat member). Representatives from Finolex Industries and Mukul Madhav Foundation — Mr. Rambabu Sanka (President, Satayabratra Nayak (HR Head), and Mr. Sagar Chivte (Factory Manager) — were also present, along with local farmers and community members. The farmers, Sarpanch, and Gram Panchayat members conveyed their heartfelt gratitude to Finolex Industries and Foundation for this timely and impactful support, which will help strengthen livelihoods and bring hope to many families. Mukul Madhav Technical), Mr. agricultural JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 4

5. Standing Together in Crisis: Every Drop Counts, 13th June 2025. In response to the unfortunate plane crash in Ahmedabad on 12th June, Finolex Industries Limited and Mukul Madhav Foundation stepped forward to help meet the urgent need for blood by organising a Blood Donation Camp at our FIL Masar Plant. We are proud to share that 40 units of blood were generously donated by our dedicated FIL employees and casual workers. Our trusted partner, Dhwani Blood Bank, had already sent 100 units to BJ Medical College, Ahmedabad, to support those affected by the crash. Thanks to ongoing donations including oursthey are now better prepared to handle such emergencies without delay. Our Journey with Dhwani Blood Bank in the Last 8 Months: • • • November 2024: 71 units April 2025: 33 units June 2025: 40 units Total: 144 units donated! Dr. Kalpana from Dhwani Blood Bank expressed how this consistent support from Finolex Industies Limited, Mukul Madhav Foundation has been vital in managing critical situations like this recent tragedy. A heartfelt thank you to Ritu Prakash Chhabria, Gayatri Prakash Chhabria, and Sumit Bhatia for their trust and encouragement, your support made it possible for us to respond swiftly and effectively. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 5

6. Empowering Students with Life-Saving Knowledge! 14th June 2025. As part of our holistic approach to education, Mukul Madhav Vidyalaya has kickstarted the new academic year with meaningful learning that goes beyond the classroom On 16th June, we officially began the new session, and within days, our students were already engaging in impactful activities, one such initiative was a First Aid Awareness Session conducted by Dr. Anup Karmarkar, Factory Medical Officer at Finolex Industries Limited. Students from Grades 8 to 12 took part in this insightful session, learning how to respond effectively to common medical emergencies — from treating cuts and burns to performing CPR and providing basic trauma care. The session was interactive and hands-on, equipping our students with practical skills and the confidence to act responsibly in real-life situations. We are deeply grateful to Dr. Anup Karmarkar for taking the time to educate our students and for reinforcing the importance of health, safety, and preparedness. This session is just the beginning as we look forward to a year filled with purposeful, practical, and empowering learning experiences at Mukul Madhav Vidyalaya! Mission Cerebral Palsy: Goa, 6th June 2025. Since its inception in 2015, Mission Cerebral Palsy has been at the forefront of providing essential support and rehabilitation services to children with cerebral palsy. Launched by Finolex Industries Limited (FIL) in collaboration with the Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), this initiative has established a strong network of specialised rehabilitation centres across Maharashtra — including six centres in Satara, two in Ratnagiri, one in Masar, Gujarat, and one in Goa. These centres have been instrumental in transforming the lives of countless children by providing them with comprehensive care and consistent support. In 2024, recognising the growing need and the opportunity to extend their impact, FIL and MMF joined hands with Novi Survat, a dedicated NGO working for children with cerebral palsy in Goa. This partnership marks a significant step in expanding the reach and impact of Mission Cerebral Palsy. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 6

7. On 3rd June 2025, we proudly renewed our agreement with Novi Survat in the presence of Dr. Philomena, Founder of Novi Survat, Mr. Rachit Agarwal, General Manager — Internal Audits, Finolex Industries Limited, and the Mukul Madhav Foundation team. This initiative is designed to provide holistic support to children with cerebral palsy through: • Physiotherapy • Speech Therapy • Occupational Therapy Supporting Children with Type 1 Diabetes Across India, 6th June 2025. The Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), through its FIL-MMF initiative, has been providing consistent and compassionate support to children living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) across India. Our holistic approach includes providing life-saving insulin, regular health check-ups, and integrating children into ongoing T1D-related research efforts. This initiative began in 2012 at KEM Hospital, Pune, where MMF started supporting children with monthly insulin supplies and quarterly health assessments. Since then, our reach has expanded to Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Pune, Daund, Karad, Jalgaon in Maharashtra, and Assam, ensuring more children receive the critical care they need. On 3rd June 2025, we renewed our agreement with Hormocare Clinic, Jalgaon, Maharashtra, where we are currently supporting 75 children living with T1D. We are grateful to Mr. Dakshinamurthy Iyer, Company Secretary & Compliance Officer, Finolex Industries Limited, and the MMF team for their active participation in this agreement renewal ceremony. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 7

8. Supporting Comprehensive Deafblind Rehabilitation in Ranchi and Ujjain, 6th June 2025. Finolex Industries Limited (FIL), through its CSR partner Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), continues International in delivering comprehensive rehabilitation and educational services for children and young adults with deaf blindness across Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu. to support Sense On 5th June 2025, FIL-MMF renewed their agreement for the Ranchi (Jharkhand) and Ujjain (Madhya Pradesh) projects, in the presence of Mr. Akhil Paul, Mentor, Sense International; Mr. Uttam Kumar, CEO; Mr. Sumit Bhatia, President — Marketing and Communication, Finolex Industries Limited; and the dedicated MMF team. This project will continue to make a meaningful difference for children and adults with deaf blindness in Madhya Pradesh and Jharkhand, with the following key objectives: • • Provide need-based early intervention services. Ensure beneficiaries receive educational and pre-vocational training through centre-based, community-based (CBR), services. Build the capacity of Deafblind Resource Centre (DbRC) professionals to work effectively with children with deaf blindness and multiple disabilities. Develop networks of adults with deaf blindness, parents, and special educators for mutual support and advocacy. Advocate with government departments to promote integrated and inclusive education, and to link children and adults to disability welfare schemes and programmes. Sensitise professionals from NGOs and other disability-focused organisations to the unique needs of people with deaf blindness. or home-based • • • • JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 8

9. Tarunya-Man-Bhan Project : Gadchiroli, Maharashtra, 7th June 2025. On 7th June 2025, Mukul Madhav Foundation and Finolex Industries Limited proudly renewed their partnership with SEARCH (Society for Education, Action and Research in Community Health) by signing a new project agreement to continue the impactful Tarunya-Man-Bhan initiative for 2025–26. The signing ceremony was held in the presence of: • Dr. Abhay Bang, Director, SEARCH • Mr. Chandan Verma, CFO, Finolex Industries Limited • Team MMF Project Overview: The Tarunya-Man-Bhan initiative — a Sexual & Reproductive Health Education Program — focuses on empowering youth, adolescents, and women in Gadchiroli by increasing awareness and knowledge about sexual and reproductive health (SRH). By doing so, it aims to promote positive behavioural change and improve the overall health and well-being of the local tribal communities. Core Objectives: • Deliver SRH education (SRHEYA) to youth and adolescents. • Develop social media training modules to engage and educate youth across Maharashtra. • Promote sports and leadership activities to encourage healthy lifestyles and build confidence among tribal youth. Target Outreach for 2025–26: • 12,000 college youth • 6,000 parents • 15,000 tribal adolescents from Ashram Schools across all 12 blocks of Gadchiroli JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 9

10. Empowering Tribal Women: Strengthening Rural Infrastructure in Gadchiroli, 9th June 2025. Finolex Industries Ltd. (FIL) and its CSR partner, the Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), have renewed their collaboration with the Kherwadi Social Welfare Association (KSWA) to further promote dignity, hygiene, and development in Gadchiroli. On 9th June 2025, in the presence of Mr. Sunil Mukar Sharma (CEO, KSWA), Mr. Sumanto Bhandari (President — Purchase, FIL), and the MMF team, a new agreement was signed to build: • 3 Period Positive Holiday Homes • 100 Individual Toilets These efforts directly address the harmful tradition of isolating menstruating women in unsafe Kurma Ghars, still prevalent among the Madia and Gond tribes. The new Period Positive Holiday Homes will be equipped with beds, toilets, solar lights, kitchens, and sewing machines — providing women with a safe, hygienic, and dignified space during menstruation, while also promoting empowerment through skills training. Tackling Open Defecation: The construction of 100 new toilets will support the Swachh Bharat Mission and contribute to creating Open Defecation Free (ODF) villages. These toilets will significantly improve hygiene and safety — particularly for women — while helping reduce the spread of waterborne diseases in remote tribal communities. Impact So Far in Gadchiroli: • 20 Period Homes • 550 Individual Toilets built • 100 Smokeless Chulhas distributed JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 10

11. New Partnership to Empower Women Entrepreneurs in Uttarakhand and Gujarat, 9th June 2025. On 9th June 2025, Finolex Industries Limited and its CSR partner, the Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), signed a strategic partnership agreement with the BAIF Development Research Foundation to strengthen rural livelihoods and empower women entrepreneurs in Uttarakhand and Gujarat. Key Objectives: • Promote sustainable rural livelihood opportunities • Empower women through entrepreneurship and skill development • Drive economic and social growth within local communities • Enhance skills in business planning, financial literacy, and digital marketing • Legally register and support 100 women-led enterprises • Facilitate market access and convergence with government schemes Event Highlights: The signing ceremony was attended by: • • • • Mr. V B Dyasa, Regional Director, BAIF Dr. Raviraj Jadhav, West Region Director, BAIF, along with the BAIF team Mr. Sumit Bhatia, Head — Marketing and Communication, Finolex Industries Limited The Mukul Madhav Foundation team This collaborative initiative reflects our shared commitment development, creating opportunities for women entrepreneurs and transforming rural economies in Gujarat and Uttarakhand to inclusive meaningful JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 11

12. Empowering Rural Women through Digital Literacy & Entrepreneurship, 9th June 2025. Project Location: Uruli Kanchan, Taluka Haveli, District Pune Implemented By: BAIF Development Research Foundation Supported By: Finolex Industries Limited CSR partner Mukul Madhav Foundation & FICCI Flo Pune Chapter On 9th June 2025, an agreement was signed between BAIF Development Research Foundation and the Mukul Madhav Foundation, in the presence of Ms. Anita Agarwal, Chairperson, FICCI Flo Pune; Ms. Ritu Prakash Chhabria, Managing Trustee, Mukul Madhav Foundation; Mr. Pradeep Vedula, President — Sales and Marketing, Finolex Industries Limited; along with representatives from FLO Pune and Team MMF, to launch a transformative project aimed at empowering women in 10 villages near Uruli Kanchan. Project Focus: This initiative is designed to equip rural women with digital literacy and entrepreneurial skills, enabling them to independence and create sustainable livelihood opportunities. A notable feature of the project is the introduction of a Milk ATM system to strengthen dairy-based enterprises in the region. achieve economic Key Objectives: • Train women in digital tools, e-commerce, and e-marketing • Enhance product quality and branding for Sankalp Self-Help Group (SHG) products • Install a Milk ATM entrepreneurship • Launch nutrition-focused micro-enterprises (millets, iron-rich foods) linked to local schools to support dairy JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 12

13. Holistic Child Development Program: Enhancing Learning Outcomes in Meghalaya, 10th June 2025. District: West Garo Hills, State: Meghalaya Program Location: Tura Region (10 Government Primary Schools) Intervention Grades: I–V Proposed Children Outreach: 1,000 children (Ages 6–10) Finolex Industries Limited, through its CSR partner, the Mukul Madhav Foundation, partnership with the Learning Links Foundation for the Holistic Child Development Program in the West Garo Hills District, Meghalaya. has renewed its This initiative aims to bridge learning gaps among students in government primary schools, improve attendance, and reduce dropout rates at the elementary level. By nurturing both scholastic and co-scholastic development, the program will support 1,000 children to build strong educational foundations and develop essential life skills. Supporting Survivors of Gender-Based Violence in Madhya Pradesh, 11th June 2025. Finolex Industries Limited, through its CSR partner, the Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), has renewed its partnership with Action Aid Association to continue supporting survivors of gender-based violence (GBV) in Bhopal and Indore, Madhya Pradesh. This impactful project, which began in 2022, has already reached over 5,000 people indirectly through awareness programs and initiatives promoting women’s rights. Working together, FIL/MMF and Action Aid Association have: • • • • • Trained 600 women survivors Facilitated 347 women placements Enabled 107 women to start their own ventures Supported 80 women to launch small-scale businesses in Bhopal and Indore Sensitized more than 15,000 people on women’s rights and gender equality JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 13

14. On 11th June 2025, the renewed agreement was signed in the presence of Mr. Sandeep Chachra, Executive Director, Action Aid Association; Mr. D.V. Iyer, Company Secretary, Finolex Industries Limited; and the teams from Mukul Madhav Foundation and Action Aid Association. Key Objectives for 2025–26: 1. accessible legal counselling, proceedings, and documentation at One Stop Crisis Centres (OSCCs) to strengthen support systems for GBV survivors. 2. Livelihood Opportunities: Expand skilling programs to increase entrepreneurship avenues for GBV survivors and women from marginalized communities. 3. Collective Strengthening Development: Empower leadership training and collective capacity building to drive sustained change in their communities. Legal Aid & Access to Justice: Provide employment and & Leadership through women Empowering Widowed Women Farmers Through Sustainable Agriculture, 16th June 2025. The Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF) remains committed to empowering widowed women farmers by providing essential farming resources, expert knowledge, and practical techniques to help reduce soil erosion, increase agricultural productivity, and minimise soil and water pollution. Key Initiatives: • Support for Women Farmers with Soya and Tur Seeds: Recognising that quality seeds are the backbone of agriculture, MMF, in collaboration with Mahabeej and FICCI Flo, launched this initiative in 2019, supporting 424 widowed women in Osmanabad with 30 kg of soybean and 2 kg of Tuvar seeds per acre at subsidised rates. • The project has continued year after year, creating sustainable impact. In 2023, 348 women who had gained independence graduated from the programme, making way for a new group of 348 women to benefit from the support. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 13

15. Outcomes: • Widowed women farmers have gained financial independence and adopted improved, sustainable farming practices. • Positive feedback from government officials and seed dealers has strengthened local support and recognition for the initiative. • Many women have cleared old debts, funded their children’s education, and now save for future farm-related expenses. • The success stories of these resilient farmers have inspired MMF to extend this support to more women in need each year. This year, 39 women who are now self-sufficient requested that MMF support other widowed women instead. On 17th June 2025, MMF proudly added 39 new widows to the programme, continuing support for a total of 424 widowed farmers with high-quality seeds. The occasion was graced by Mr. Vishwanath Todkar, Founder, Paryay; Mrs. Rahibai Popere, Padma Shri Awardee; Mr.Vishwajeet Hargude, Sales, Finolex Industries Ltd.; Mr. Amol Thakare, FIL Representative, Osmanabad; and Mr. Babalu Mokale from Mukul Madhav Foundation. Organises Geriatric Health Camp in Satara, 20th June 2025. Finolex Industries Limited (FIL) and its CSR partner, the Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), successfully organised a Geriatric Health Camp at the Primary Health Centre (PHC), Wathar, in Satara District, providing vital healthcare services to the elderly in the community. A total of 279 geriatric health screenings were conducted during the camp, ensuring early detection and timely intervention for age-related health concerns. Key outcomes from the camp include: • 74 patients referred for specialised dental treatment • 21 patients referred for ENT consultations • 9 patients referred for psychiatric evaluation • Over 246 individuals received physiotherapy and orthopaedic consultations • 37 cataract surgeries were scheduled to restore vision • 27 individuals were provided with free spectacles • Comprehensive tests were conducted for blood sugar, haemoglobin, diabetes, and blood pressure, ensuring holistic health checks for all attendees JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 14

16. School Health camp, 21st June to 25th June 2025. Finolex Pipes and Fittings, in collaboration with its CSR partner, Mukul Madhav Foundation (MMF), successfully conducted a School Health Camp from 22nd to 28th June 2025 across several remote villages in Ratnagiri district areas where access to quality healthcare remains limited and often distant from local communities. The initiative encompassed 13 schools, including 8 Zilla Parishad schools and 5 private institutions, located in the villages of Gholap, Shivar Ambere, Umbare, Kurtade, Ranpar, Dabhilwadi, Shimbhalwadi, Dhopatwadi, Waigani, and Pawas. During the camp, comprehensive health screenings were conducted for approximately 2,100 students between the ages of 5 and 18 years, covering a wide range of medical check-ups. This impactful endeavour was made possible through the generous Association of renowned healthcare institutions: Kashibai Navale Medical College and Hospital H.V. Desai Eye Hospital Sinhgad Dental College Symbiosis University Hospital and Research Centre, Lavale We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the dedicated medical professionals from Ratnagiri region whose expertise and compassion were integral to the success of the camp: Dr. Advait Deshpande – Dentist Dr. Ankita Bapat – General Physician Dr. Tanaya Kir – Dentist Their hands-on involvement ensured detailed health evaluations and meaningful consultations, significantly reinforcing the message of preventive healthcare and overall student well-being. A special note of appreciation goes to Dr. Anup Karmarkar, Medical Officer at Finolex Industries, for his exceptional coordination and unwavering support throughout the health camp. His instrumental role in managing communications with the visiting doctors and overseeing the smooth execution of all medical activities was pivotal to the camp's effectiveness. Furthermore, his engaging and informative sessions on oral hygiene and menstrual hygiene, delivered through well-structured presentations, greatly enhanced students’ awareness and understanding of essential health practices—adding long-term value to the initiative. We also sincerely thank Finolex Industries team members Mr. Rambabu Sanka President technical , Mr. Satyabrata Nayak AGM HR Ratnagiri, and Mr. Sagar Chivte Factory Manager for their active participation and support during the health camp at Pawas School. Their presence, alongside with Mukul Madhav Foundation team members—Mr. Abhishek Salavi, Mr. Jitendra Jadhav, and Mr. Parth Kalal played a vital role in ensuring the seamless delivery of services and creating a positive experience for all involved. JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 15

17. Palkhi Camp From14th June to 1st July 2025. For over 25 years, we’ve walked with the Warkaris — not just in step, but in spirit. The Wari tradition is one of Maharashtra’s most revered spiritual pilgrimages, where millions of Warkaris walk for days, united in devotion to Lord Vitthal. At Mukul Madhav Foundation, in partnership with Finolex Industries, we are privileged and deeply blessed to support this sacred tradition year after year. With every Yatra, we reaffirm our commitment to walking alongside the Warkaris — not merely as witnesses, but through heartfelt, on-ground service. Our Initiatives Focus on Easing Their Path: • • • Medical camps at 10 key locations. Free health screenings, first aid, and medicines. Utility bags and walking sticks to support their long journey. Raincoats for protection against the monsoon. Foot massages and physiotherapy offered by trained doctors. Waiting areas for rest and care at:Loni Kalbhor (Pune District),Pirachi Kuroli (Solapur (Solapur District). • • • District),Wakhari Sustaining the Wari Tradition Through Environmental and Nutritional Support: • Planted 1,200 trees in Barad village, Satara District, along the Sant Dnyaneshwar Maharaj Palakhi Marg — creating a green corridor for future generations of pilgrims. Provided a Roti Making Machine to the Annachatra kitchen at Shri Vitthal Rukmini Mandir, ensuring the timely delivery of fresh, nutritious meals to thousands of devotees daily. We also distributed 4,000 T-shirts to medical professionals and volunteers, in support of their selfless service during the Wari. • • JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 16

18. MONTHLY SUPPORT NICU Support - 256 babies (across 5 Hospitals) Sassoon Hospital, KEM Hospital Rajiv Gandhi Hospital, Sonawane Hospital, Symbiosis Hospital Dialysis treatment - 233 patients Seth Tarachand Hospital, Ahilyabai Holkar Diagnostic Centre, Jejuri Janklyan Dialysis Centre, Pune, Khadki Cantonment Board Hospital Thalassemia support for medicine and filters - 275 patients Wishing Factory, Thalassemia Society of Pune Chapter, Bharathi Hospital, Pune Diabetic Support - 304 individuals Pune, Vadodara, Daund, Karad Satara, Jalgoan, Chennai, Assam, Tamil Naidu JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 17

19. Teacher / Counsellor / Physiotherapy Support - 33 Panchgani School, Mahatama Gandhi School, Akansha School, Ashray NGO - Vrinda jetia Midday Meal - 1000+ Daily JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 18

20. DONOR LIST RITIK SATISH NIKAM RITU PRAKASH CHHABRIA ARUN SHOWRY INSTITUTE OF HAPPINESS HINDUJA FOUNDATION ANIL DOGRA HOPE FOUNDATION AND RESEARCH CENTRE HARSH DOULTANI NABA KUMAR SHAW DHANVIN JHAVERI GAYATRI PRAKASH CHHABRIA BHUSHAN RANGANATH BHOR RAJARAM APARNA CHUDASAMA HARISH KASHINATH VAITY RACHIT AGRAWAL MS MEHRNAVAZ AVARI JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 19

21. TB SUPPORT Gujarat 165 kits Kanzat PHC Uttar Pradesh Satara 185 kits 50 kits Khandala Block Karjan CHC Koregaon Block Valan PHC Bel-Air Hospital Ratnagiri Hadod PHC Sandhi PHC 600 kits Pune Padra CHC Chansad PHC Ratnagiri-55 200 kits Mobha PHC Rajapur-88 Bhavani Peth Block Karkhadi PHC Kamathe-96 Rasta peth Block Dapoli-65 Ghorapadi Block Chikali-55 Kondhwa Block Devrukh-70 Kalambani-70 Lanja-45 Mandagaon-56 JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 20

22. Thank you FINOLEX PIPES & FITTINGS As we move forward, FIL-MMF remains committed uplifting communities through education, healthcare, sustainability, and empowerment. Thank you for being a part of this journey. Team Mukul Madhav Foundation Mukulmadhavfoundation www.mmpc.in JUNE 2025 www.mmpc.in Page 21