DT Peduli Distributes Rp181 Billion in Humanitarian Aid, Including for Palestine

Daarut Tauhid Peduli (DT Peduli) presented its report on the collection and distribution of public trust funds during a Public Expose held as a form of transparency to the public.

Through the forum, DT Peduli expressed gratitude to donors who entrusted their zakat, infak, sedekah, and humanitarian donations to be distributed to communities in need, both in Indonesia and in various countries, including Palestine.

DT Peduli President Director Jajang Nurjaman said public trust is a great responsibility that is continuously upheld through responsible and sustainable aid distribution.

“Alhamdulillah, we thank the public who have placed their trust and entrusted donations to DT Peduli. We channel this trust to various humanitarian programmes in Indonesia and around the world, especially Gaza, Palestine,” said Jajang.

In its report, DT Peduli recorded that during 2025 it successfully collected Rp179 billion in public trust funds. Meanwhile, the total funds distributed reached Rp181 billion.

According to Jajang, the distribution value exceeding the collection was made possible because of humanitarian programme balances from the previous year that were also used to assist communities affected by disasters and humanitarian conflicts.

“Distribution reached Rp181 billion because there were programme balances from the previous year used for various humanitarian actions, both in Indonesia, including Sumatra, and Palestine,” he explained.

On the other hand, DT Peduli has also prepared a roadmap for the next 20 years to support Palestine’s future. According to Jajang, the vision was prepared with the hope that the Palestinian people may one day live in peaceful conditions and be able to prosper Masjidil Aqsa.

One of the priority long-term programmes is the development of education through Tahfiz Al-Qur’an. Currently, the programme is running in Gaza involving around 200 orphans. Going forward, similar programmes will be expanded to the West Bank, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Egypt.

In addition to education, DT Peduli also continues to strengthen health services and the fulfilment of food needs. One of the new programmes to be developed is Dapur Indonesia in Gaza, which provides warm meals for residents in shelters and communities affected by the conflict.