MBK Ventura dan Baznas bekerja sama untuk menyerahkan bantuan di Ciawi Tasikmalaya dan memberikan edukasi kepada masyarakat setempat.

By Jurnalis Berita

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TASIKMALAYA, Thecuy.com—PT Mitra Bisnis Keluarga (MBK) Ventura together with the National Zakat Amil Agency (Baznas) delivered aid consisting of 60 pairs of trash bins in Ciawi. In addition to material assistance, the community also received education on finance, zakat, alms, and charity.

The symbolic presentation of the aid occurred at the Pasirhuni Village Office auditorium, Ciawi District. Attendees included representatives of PT MBK Ventura and its customers, Baznas, the OJK, the subdistrict head, and 11 village chiefs.

Lilis Susanti, Assistant Regional Area Manager of MBK Ventura North Tasikmalaya, explained that the trash‑bin assistance was the result of a collaboration with Baznas RI. This demonstrates concern for Ciawi residents’ need for public facilities. “Discussions with various parties indicated that a waste storage area is a required necessity,” she said.

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Fifty‑six pairs of trash cans were distributed to 11 villages in the Ciawi subdistrict. Placement was adjusted to meet requirements in public spaces, educational institutions, and government offices. “Some units are planned for schools, public areas, offices, and other sites based on demand,” she added.

She hoped the collaboration between MBK Ventura and Baznas would continue, with plans to replicate similar initiatives in other regions, especially within MBK’s client development zones. “I hope it can keep going,” she said.

During the event, Lilis also introduced PT MBK Ventura as a financing company offering business loans without collateral. “You don’t need to pawn land deeds or vehicle titles,” she joked.

MBK Ventura is a licensed financial services provider registered with the Financial Services Authority (OJK). Clients who feel harmed by staff actions that breach regulations may file a complaint directly.

Siti Maryam (39), a client from Cijangkar Pasirhuni Village, said MBK’s financing services were extremely helpful. Over five years as a customer, her sewing business expanded without requiring asset collateral. “The loan I received from MBK allowed me to buy a machine, so I could serve more customers,” she recounted.

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