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Yayasan Badak Indonesia (YABI) is organizing "Rhino Heroes 2024," a Virtual Run in celebration of World Rhino Day on September 22! We invite everyone to join this event, which will be hosted on the cause.id platform, with a target of 5,000 registrants. For corporate partners interested in participating as sponsors or needing more information, please DM or leave a comment. #RhinoHeroes2024 #YABI #RhinoConservation #WorldRhinoDay

How crucial is carbon for businesses and philanthropy? Engage in the discussion by registering at bit.ly/register-pss39! Let's dive into it together!

We would like to introduce the founders of Chikara Cambodia by sharing the quotes they live by! There is one motto that both founders strongly believe in: ‘Alone you go fast, together we go far’. Collaboration is important for Chikara because it increases the positive impact we can have on the environment. 🤝 Personally, Carina lives by a quote from Anne Frank: ‘How wonderful it is that nobody needs to wait a single moment before starting to improve the world’. Carina tries to give meaning to this quote, because why wait when you can already make the world a little better today? 🌏 For Giel ‘Think, Dare, Do and Share’ is his practical philosophy. This is the thread through all his life. 🙏 What is the quote you live by? #cambodia #educate #cleanerworld #founders #together

On 10th September 2023 when I ran #60km from Bagamoyo to Dar Es Salaam, as a human being I realized and reaffirmed that indeed Nothing is Impossible. In order to achieve your goals all you need is abit of planning and lots of faith - that you can do it 💪. Watch the short documentary and get inspired 🙏. Also do support the NGO in any capacity you can. #therunninglawywer #humanityfirst

IMPACTO Sdn Bhd | Certified B Corporation It's first grassroots project was designed and delivered in line with the four key principles of transformative CSR or CSR2.0 Prof. Wayne Visser. Happy to see that over the past 5 years, the community members not only owned the solution, but also helped propagate it to surrounding communities, catalysing bigger impact. Why AirKu? To champion a global issue in local context where communities didnt have basic human rights due to water scarcity- right to health, decent livelihood, education and quality of life Why Indonesia? To gain more value per dollar of investment, when the direct beneficiaries of the whole value remained members of the community (zero funds channeled to admin costs or to finance operations of an implementation partner) Why community as key partners? To have highest level of commitment, where community members who faced water crisis needed no additional motivation to drive the project to success Why IMPACTO launched this? To demonstrate 1) we do not always need deep pockets to create an impact 2) trust and partnerships with communities go a long way to address environmental and social issues 3) positive impact is not something that needs legislation or regulation or more money from private sector, but in fact it can be achieved by channeling the limited resources to the right people who have both will and willingness to create permanent solutions for the good of their generations. Emeera H. Prof. Wayne Visser Indira Kartallozi Frauline Josephine Hor Ramjeet Kaur Virik #CSR #TransformativeCSR #Water #CommunityParticipation #SDGs #IMPACT

Embarking on a transformative journey with Bantu Indonesia (bantu.id), where each week, a thousand meals become a beacon of hope for those in need. Engaging in the act of giving, I find myself amidst a community driven by compassion and a shared commitment to make a difference. The experience of volunteering transcends the simple distribution of meals; it intertwines with the fabric of empathy and understanding, creating bonds that bridge the gaps in our society. In the pursuit of uplifting others, I've discovered unexpected benefits along the way. The joy that comes from witnessing the impact of a warm meal on someone's face is immeasurable. It's not just about nourishing bodies but also nurturing spirits and fostering a sense of togetherness. The gratitude expressed by those we assist is a reminder of the power of collective kindness. Moreover, the personal growth attained through volunteering is profound. It's a journey that enhances empathy, cultivates resilience, and broadens perspectives. Being part of Bantu Indonesia has not only allowed me to contribute to a noble cause but has also enriched my own life with a deeper sense of purpose. As we unite to distribute sustenance, we also create a tapestry of shared experiences and lessons that extend far beyond the act of giving. It's a testament to the belief that in supporting others, we ultimately enrich ourselves. So, let's continue this journey of compassion, turning the pages of a narrative written with every meal served, and every heart touched. Together, we illuminate the path toward a brighter, more compassionate future. #VolunteerWithPurpose #BantuID 🤝🍲

February marks my second month with the Junior Achievement of Southern California team, and I am overjoyed to be part of such an impactful organization! 🎉 I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to the incredible hiring team, including Crystal Boutiette, Abigail Whilden, Britt Vaughan, Katiuska Delgado Kirkwood, Susan Sagheb, and Les McCabe, for entrusting me with the opportunity to contribute to your vision of empowering underserved students, a cause that resonates deeply with me ✨ Growing up in Indonesia, I witnessed firsthand the shortcomings of the education system, particularly in areas like financial literacy. Despite living in the world's fourth-largest consumer market, it was evident that crucial topics, such as money, were taboo, leaving many young individuals ill-equipped for the realities of adulthood. Reflecting on my own experiences, I wish I had a mentor to guide me through the intricacies of managing money, which would better prepare me for financial responsibilities post-college. While we cannot change the past, we can certainly shape the future by addressing the loopholes in our education. Junior Achievement (JA) plays a pivotal role in this endeavor, focusing on fostering financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurial skills in children aged five to 25. Through innovative programs such as JA Finance Park, JA Day, and JA Inspire, we provide immersive financial literacy simulation, high-impact lessons, and career exploration opportunities that inspire and equip young people to succeed in the global economy. If you believe in the boundless potential of young people, we are in the same boat! Join us on this transformative journey by following us on social media or even becoming a volunteer. Remember, change starts small, and it can begin with you. Together, let's empower the next generation for success! 👩🎓 👨🎓 ℹ Volunteer registration: https://lnkd.in/gpEGSU_z or email Audrey Del Prete at [email protected] #JASoCal #JuniorAchievement #educationforall #educationequity #financialliteracymatters #financialliteracy #workreadiness #entrepreneurship

I once read: We are built by not only ourselves but by those around us. A simple concept with profound meaning. Vale is committed to a safe and viable presence in Malaysia, and we value the close partnerships that we have enjoyed with local institutions in generating sustainable value for the communities in locations where we operate. I am pleased to share exciting news about the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) that we signed with Majlis Perbandaran Manjung (MPM), marking the beginning of a two-year collaboration aimed at uplifting the Manjung district. This is an important milestone for Vale in Malaysia that connects with our purpose of improving life and transforming the future, together. Among the transformative initiatives are a heritage-focused urban rejuvenation in Beruas, enhancements to facilities in Teluk Batik, and the establishment of a modern urban farming ecosystem across the district—a collective effort to breathe new life into Manjung. We were joined by YB Sandra Ng Shy Ching, Perak State Executive Council for Housing and Local Development; Tuan Syamsul Hazeman Bin Md Salleh, Yang Dipertua Manjung City Council (MPM); as well as several senior government leaders. This collaboration symbolizes more than just a partnership; it represents a shared vision for positive change. In close collaboration with MPM, Vale is steadfast in our commitment to cultivate a sustainable and inclusive future in Manjung. Together, we work towards a more connected, resilient, and empowered tomorrow for the people of Manjung. Read about the initiative here: https://bit.ly/4753V4N

Social Enterprise Itself Is Not Enough, We Need Ecosystem Change I remember it very well during the class we had with Dr. Paroma Bhattacharya, talking about ecosystem change, systemic change. I reflect upon my journey with KRAOSAN Indonesia, where we try to alleviate poverty by increasing the economic and social conditions of the household and opening access to children's education in the region by scholarship. I was thinking "What else we can do?"--the answer is within what we always do. While opening education access to the village, we also open knowledge access about village to a wider audience (mostly they are from big cities that never saw how households in the village, or can not imagine how a household never had any toilet in their houses). What we are doing is reciprocity. Village also has valuable knowledge. Beyond the theory of sustainability, our own older generation has practised sustainability in local way which is worth learning too. And let others come to our area, the learning process is filling each other, guests learn from villagers, and villagers learn something from our guests too. Reciprocate 🔁 . We call this new activity as 'Weekend Getaway', where we invite people to go to the village, interact with the people, greet the children, and talk about social issues while seeing how is it in the field with its complexity and living a life as a villager (step our feet in the rice paddy field in the afternoon 🌞 ). Sounds so much fun! This video is a glimpse of our Weekend Getaway series with our lovely guests from London who came to Borobudur and were truly interested in our activity. Check them out! If you are interested in this activity, my DM is open for you! #socialinnovation #ecosystemchange #villlage #reciprocate #weekendgetaway #kraosan #indonesia #borobudur

Building Creativity, for a Brighter Future! 🌈 A splash of colors can transform more than just a canvas; it can shape the creativity of our future leaders. In a profound exploration of the impact of coloring on children's creativity, Moorlife initiated the Moorlife Mewarnai Indonesia project, reaching 1800 schools across the nation. Coloring is not just a pastime; it's a cognitive exercise that stimulates imagination, hones fine motor skills, and encourages self-expression. Through this initiative, Moorlife aspires to be a catalyst for creativity, nurturing young minds to dream beyond boundaries. Collaborating with Beasiswa Anak Bangsa, Moorlife celebrates creativity by rewarding the winners with a total prize of more than a dozen million Rupiah. Moorlife Mewarnai Indonesia is more than a contest; it's an investment in the nation's future through #LebihMaju and #LebihSemangat initiatives. Because With Moorlife, Moor Dreams Will Come True. Source: https://lnkd.in/gDkFC6MS Empower Your Life, Choose Moorlife! — #Moorlife #Tancorp #Enterpreneurtips #Enterpreneurship #Businessidea #PlasticIndustry #Businesstips #BusinessIndonesia