Bhuj is the capital city of the Kuchch District of Gujarat. It is an irony that Cutchi Memons who left Cutch have prospered wherever they went. But Cutch remains undeveloped and Cutchi Memons mostly poor, not withstanding the fact that around 200 Cutchi Memons are involved in various business ventures such as wholesale of grains, fruits and vegetables, cloth merchandising, grocery (kirana), mobile retailing, electronics sales, property sales, and buying and selling of new and used cars as well as commercial vehicles, running of panullas and bidi shops included. Kutchi Memons of Bhuj are also doctors, engineers, school teachers and principals, college professors, government officers, etc . The Jamat’s revenue comes from rental income of shops, laagaa aavak, and donations. A major portion of the income is expended for the benefit of the brethren. Notable activities are: 

Educational: The Jamat provides tuition fees to college students, tuition fees and textbooks to higher secondary students and textbooks to primary school students. The Jamat also runs sewing classes (sewing and embroidery work) without any charge at the Jamatkhana. This helps needy ladies, as they then become providers of financial support to their families.

Religious: The Jamat conducts a Madrassa for children’s Deeni Taalim. Regular sharifs of Baarvi and Agyarvi (Prayer meetings on the 11th and 12th of every month) are arranged for all family members. This cultivates an unbelievably good harmony among families. The Jamat also invites a Hafiz Saheb to conduct Taraavih prayers during the holy month of Ramadan. The Jamat bears the expenses for this invitation. In the fond memory of Late Sheth Haji Karim Mohmed Suleman, a well-known philanthropist of the community, on his death anniversary, the Jamat arranges Dini Takrir for the benefit of all Jamat members. The dargah of Trambauwala Hajipur Saheb is just 8 kilometers from Bhuj, in a semi arid village. To pay respects and homage, it is whitewashed, painted, perfumed, and decorated by the Jamat every year. An urs is also held. Food is served to needy persons. 

Financial Assistance: A monthly pension is given to widows, and physically handicapped persons. Loans are provided to the brethren free of interest for business purposes, to be repaid in 30 equal instalments. Arrangements can be made at the Jamat-khana’s two halls to hold engagement and marriage ceremonies. The Jamat charges only a token amount, i.e. it is almost free of charge.bFor ziyarat purpose, the Jamatkha-na is provided without any charge. 

Majlis Fund & Lawaris Fund: The Jamat has a Majlis Fund. A history of more than 100 years is behind this Majlis fund. Sabil is erected, and Majlis is held in the holy months. The brethren contribute towards the fund. From the funds collected, the Jamat also arranges Majlis for ladies in the holy month of Ramadan at the Jamatkhana.