Through One Person One Thousand, UMM FAI Best Graduates Gives Help to Some Areas in Indonesia

For Jundi, being the best graduate with 3.83 grade point average (GPA) does not mean anything if it is not benefit for the people around.

Tarjih Scholarship Program (PPUT) received by him to study at the Faculty of Islamic Studies University of Muhammadiyah Malang (UMM) was really utilized well.

The appreciation on science during studying was applied by the original person of West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) in the form of his devotion to the community through the community he founded with his college friends. He called the community the Indonesia Community Care or abbreviated KOPI, a community of young Indonesian members who focus on social and educational activities.

One of the program is One Person One Thousand, the donation of the members or participants through a medium of piggy bank filled with money Rp 1000, - only every day. The money collected each month is then commtted to various things.

"Some of them are Rumah Baca Lentera in Lamongan, sending books to East Nusa Tenggara, donating books to KOPI students in Ngawi, buying qurban animals in Malang, sharing food for beggars and street children, helping the poor, volunteer teaching to the rural villages every Sunday, and made the capital to establish a House Read COFFEE, "said Jundi.

Jundi who just graduated last May has returned to his hometown and was determined to continue the struggle of the community that he fought desperately for it, including working on organic farming that he runs in Sembalun, East Lombok. (ard)