In 2012, through a student bursary programme called Love My School, the foundation extended its support into classrooms — offering children the chance to participate in daily school life with a sense of independence. Here, the same proprietary technology enabled students to buy meals at the canteen and stationery from the school bookstore. Other enrichment initiatives supported by the foundation include digital literacy, sports development and STEM education (robotics and aquaponics).

Since then, MyKasih has collaborated with government ministries, zakat agencies, private corporations, and non-governmental organisations — expanding its efforts beyond cashless aid distribution to include health screenings, educational and sports support in more than 100 primary and secondary schools, and livelihood opportunities through skills and entrepreneurship training.

After 15 years, MyKasih’s food aid and school programmes now operate across Malaysia, supporting communities from all walks of life. In addition to managing CSR programmes for more than 20 private sector donors, MyKasih has also been appointed by the Federal Government to deliver Program Sumbangan Asas Rahmah to 5.4 million recipients. To-date, almost RM2 billion has been mobilised to more than 6 million recipients nationwside.

As the welfare landscape evolves and challenges the way aid gets distributed in an efficient, secure and transparent manner, the foundation remains guided by a simple, powerful belief: when people are treated with care and respect, communities blossom and thrive.