CT ARSA Foundation Launches Roadshow with Ramadan Sharing Movement, Bringing Education and Nutritious Food
CT ARSA Foundation has launched a roadshow for the Gerakan Berbagi Kala Ceria (Gebrag Kalcer) Ramadan initiative. The activity aims to share happiness with underprivileged communities during the holy month of Ramadan.
The roadshow was launched directly by CT ARSA Foundation Founder Anita Ratnasari Tanjung at the Transmedia Lobby in South Jakarta on Friday, 27 February 2026. The roadshow convoy will visit seven locations from Jakarta to the Special Region of Yogyakarta (DIY).
“This is actually a continuation of the CT ARSA team’s efforts. Previously we went to Sumatra to help victims of natural disasters. Now we continue this during the holy month of Ramadan,” Anita told journalists.
Anita detailed the seven locations to be visited: Jakarta, Karawang, Cirebon, Brebes, Tegal, Sukoharjo, and Gunungkidul. She hopes that through this movement, the foundation can assist the poor and marginalised groups.
“These locations include inspiration homes and Islamic boarding schools that are below the poverty line, as well as fishermen’s communities. So all the places we will visit are those who are underprivileged and in marginalised areas,” said Anita.
“This reflects the vision and mission of CT ARSA Foundation, breaking the cycle of poverty through quality education and optimal health. Our vision is the revival of the destitute,” she continued.
The Sharing Movement (Gebrag) encompasses various activities, including Gebrag Pangan (Food Sharing), Gebrag Sembako (Basic Supplies Sharing), Gebrag Kuy! for Orphans, Gebrag Literasi (Literacy Sharing), PELITA (Santri Literacy Week), and Gebrag Literasi Roadshow.
The programme is realised through the distribution of nutritious food, 10,000 basic supply packages, gifts for orphaned children, as well as literacy and religious activities.
“The activities include an Adhan competition, Quran recitation competition, and literacy sessions, providing knowledge to children,” detailed Anita.
“We have created many activities for the children to participate in, but specifically for those from low-income families. We want those who are often forgotten to also experience happiness during this blessed month of Ramadan,” she added.
The Gebrag Roadshow will continue until Saturday, 7 March. Anita hopes that CT ARSA Foundation’s movement will serve as an example of empathy towards those in great need.
“We are launching this roadshow to encourage other young people to move together for the revival of the underprivileged,” she concluded.