Pegadaian Donates Worship Equipment to Al Ijtihad Mosque in Bima
PT Pegadaian is consistently committed to realising care for society and the surrounding environment. This is evidenced through its Social and Environmental Responsibility (CSR) programme at the Bima Branch, which has distributed aid in the form of worship equipment to Masjid Al Ijtihad in Bima City.
The handover ceremony was conducted directly by representatives from the Pegadaian Bima Branch to the mosque’s management and was received with great gratitude by the local community. This aid is expected to improve the comfort of congregants in carrying out their daily worship, particularly in congregational prayers and other religious activities.
The Head of the Pegadaian Bima Branch stated that this activity is part of the company’s commitment to continue being present and providing tangible benefits to society. Not only through financial services, but also through social contributions.
“Through this CSR programme, we want to share happiness and support worship facilities to make them increasingly decent and comfortable for use by the community,” he said in a written statement on Monday (27/3/2026).
The management of Masjid Al Ijtihad also appreciated the aid provided. They hope that synergy between Pegadaian and the community can continue to be established, bringing positive impacts to the surrounding environment. Furthermore, the CSR programme run by Pegadaian serves as concrete proof that the company not only focuses on business but also plays an active role in social development and improving community welfare.
Previously, PT Pegadaian through Pegadaian Ambalawi has actively distributed CSR funds in the form of aid such as staple goods and daily necessities to those in need.
Through the active role of Pegadaian Ambalawi, the aid was distributed directly to Panti Asuhan Nurul Mubin Ambalawi as a form of the company’s social care. This activity also becomes one of the concrete manifestations of Pegadaian Ambalawi’s contribution in supporting community welfare in the Ambalawi region.