Aligned with the commitment to deliver a positive impact and contribute toward a better Indonesia in the future, Kawan Lama Group established Kawan Lama Foundation in 2010.
The Foundation has initiated and continues to implement a series of activities to benefit the community, promote environmental sustainability, and bring value for a better life for Indonesian people.
In running sustainability programs, Kawan Lama Foundation focuses on four pillars: Social, Education, Environment, and Health.
Various activities we run in order to enhance the life quality of the society. The programs we have undertaken such as community development, entrepreneurship, care for the diffable, disaster reliefs, clean water access facility, and various social supports.
Considering education as one of the most important aspects in shaping the future of the nation, we are committed to enhancing the quality of education through various programs such as the improvement and addition of school and library facilities and infrastructure, education funds, educational toys for preschools in East Nusa Tenggara, educational books support, and other education programs.
The Earth is our home, a place for us to grow together. We contribute to caring for and maintaining environmental sustainability through the Trees for Tomorrow program - distributing trees to society, the government, and customers, Untuk Indonesia Bersih - cleaning activities in various cities, measuring carbon absorption referring to planted trees, waste sorting, and other programs.
The health of society is an important factor in building the nation’s quality. We periodically undertake activities like Free Health Check, Blood Donation in various cities simultaneously every three months, giving glasses, and collaborating with various parties to give other health services.
Culture is the identity of a nation, therefore, to maintain it, we are committed to helping preserve the culture through the program Appreciation of Legong Dancer in Bali, cultural house preservation in Southwest Sumba, weavers’ capacity enhancement in Flores - East Nusa Tenggara, and other programs.
