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Indonesia terus menjadi contoh kuat negara di mana kedermawanan merupakan nilai yang tertanam kuat dalam kehidupan sehari-hari. Data menunjukkan bahwa mayoritas penduduk Indonesia aktif berkontribusi, jauh di atas rata-rata global, baik melalui donasi, kegiatan sukarela, atau dukungan bagi mereka yang membutuhkan. Indonesia menunjukkan bahwa kedermawanan adalah nilai yang dihayati, dengan mayoritas penduduknya aktif memberi, menjadi sukarelawan, dan membantu orang lain, didorong oleh nilai-nilai budaya dan agama, serta kerja sama timbal balik (gotong royong).
Pada saat yang sama, tingkat kepercayaan publik yang tinggi terhadap filantropi sangat penting. Masyarakat terlibat, bersedia, dan siap untuk berkontribusi lebih banyak, terutama ketika mereka dapat melihat dampaknya dengan jelas, merasa terhubung dengan tujuan tersebut, dan percaya bagaimana kontribusi dikelola.
Filantropi Indonesia (PFI) berperan dalam menghubungkan dan menyelaraskan aksi lintas sektor melalui kolaborasi, berbagi pengetahuan, dan advokasi kebijakan. Namun, masih banyak potensi yang perlu dikembangkan, terutama bagi mereka yang ingin berkontribusi lebih banyak tetapi menghadapi keterbatasan akses informasi. Di tengah tantangan yang semakin kompleks, filantropi berperan sebagai jembatan antara kebutuhan dan sumber daya. Ke depannya, PFI berkomitmen untuk memperkuat kolaborasi dan memastikan bahwa filantropi dapat menghasilkan dampak yang lebih luas dan berkelanjutan.
Indonesia continues to be a strong example of a country where generosity is a deeply embedded value in everyday life. The data shows that the majority of Indonesians actively contribute, far above the global average, whether through donations, volunteering, or support for those in need. Indonesia demonstrates that generosity is a lived value, with the majority of its population actively giving, volunteering, and helping others, driven by cultural and religious values, as well as mutual co-operation (gotong royong).
At the same time, a high level of public trust in philanthropy is crucial. People are engaged, willing, and ready to contribute more, especially when they can clearly see the impact, feel connected to the cause, and trust how contributions are managed.
Filantropi Indonesia (PFI) plays a role in connecting and aligning cross-sector action through collaboration, knowledge sharing, and policy advocacy. However, much potential remains to be developed, especially for those who want to contribute more but face limited access to information. Amid increasingly complex challenges, philanthropy serves as a bridge between needs and resources. Moving forward, PFI is committed to strengthening collaboration and ensuring that philanthropy can generate broader and more sustainable impact.
How often did you give money away in 2025, either to charity, a person or family in need, or to a religious organisation?
The average proportion of income people gave to each of the three donation routes, and overall.
What would you say are the main reasons that you gave / did not give money away in 2025?
Which cause(s) did you donate to / do unpaid voluntary work for in 2025?
Of the total value of your donations to charities in 2025, approximately how much went to each of the following?
To what extent, if at all, have charities had a positive or negative impact in your local community, or have they made no difference?
For the last charity that you gave money to, how did you first find out about them?
How trustworthy do you tend to find each of these types of charities?
How could charities encourage you to donate in 2026?
Of the xx% that did unpaid, voluntary work in 2025 that benefitted people other than their family or friends, how many shifts did they do?
Think about the opportunities you have to get involved in making positive changes to society (whether locally or further afield). Which best describes your perspective?
"The Government encourages people to give to charity." Do you...
In 2003, a number of individuals and non-profit organisations set up the Philanthropy Strengthening Initiative network in Indonesia. From this, in 2007, Filantropi Indonesia was formed. Filantropi Indonesia operates as an independent philanthropic organisation dedicated to improving the philanthropic sector to promote social justice and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia.
Filantropi Indonesia presents as the Philanthropy Hub, a central platform for philanthropists and thought leaders to advance sustainable development in Indonesia. Our primary objective is to enhance the philanthropic capacity, accountability, and sustainability of organisations while promoting networking, co-creation, collaboration, and collective action in order to strengthen the philanthropic ecosystem.
In 2003, a number of individuals and non-profit organisations set up the Philanthropy Strengthening Initiative network in Indonesia. From this, in 2007, Filantropi Indonesia was formed. Filantropi Indonesia operates as an independent philanthropic organisation dedicated to improving the philanthropic sector to promote social justice and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia.
Filantropi Indonesia presents as the Philanthropy Hub, a central platform for philanthropists and thought leaders to advance sustainable development in Indonesia. Our primary objective is to enhance the philanthropic capacity, accountability, and sustainability of organisations while promoting networking, co-creation, collaboration, and collective action in order to strengthen the philanthropic ecosystem.
