Management Donates 2021 Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University

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• Senin, 18 Oktober 2021
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Sharing Management is one of the work programs of the Management Student Association of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University which is carried out regularly every year. This activity was held with the aim of increasing concern for others as social beings and helping to ease the burden of our brothers and sisters in need. This year's Sharing Management has the theme "Your Kindness Make Their Happiness" which means that your kindness from the donors will create happiness for them, namely our brothers and sisters in need.

The Sharing Management activity begins with an Open Donation which starts from August 1 to September 25. Donations received were in the form of cash, basic necessities, books and stationery, toilet facilities and necessities, cleaning equipment, masks and hand sanitizers, and medicines. Donations are open to students and the general public. The donations collected from donors amounted to Rp. 18,154,000. There are also several donors who donate basic necessities, stationery, and so on.

The top event of Sharing Management took place on Sunday, September 26, 2021 at the Semara Putra Orphanage, Klungkung. This event takes place from 11.00 WITA to 13.30 WITA. The event began with the Opening, namely the Report of the Chairperson of the 2021 Sharing Management Committee, the Speech of the Chairperson of the Management Student Association, followed by a Speech from Mr. I Gusti Made Suwandana, S.E., M.M., as the Assistant for the Management Student Association who also officially opened the event. Furthermore, the Head of the Semara Putra Orphanage continued with the giving of gifts to the orphanage.

The next event was a socialization session for orphanage children who were divided into two groups which were held simultaneously, but in different rooms. Groups of children under five received socialization regarding the Clean and Healthy Lifestyle (PHBS) which took place in the classroom, while elementary school to high school children received socialization about Motivation for Achieving Goals where sharing material was given by representatives from the Management Student Association, namely Nando Krishnayana and Pande Cahayani which took place in the Hall of the Semara Putra Orphanage, Klungkung.

After the material presentation session, it was followed by a games session. The committee prepared games which were then played together with the orphanage children. The games event took place lively with a happy atmosphere. After the games, it was followed by an entertainment program, namely an acoustic performance from La Coust Te accompanied by snack time. While listening to the acoustic performance, the children were directed to write a frame of hope that had been provided by the committee, where they were free to write whatever hopes, prayers, and everything they aspired to.

The next event was Closing, where there was a prize giving session to the orphanage children who were winners in the previous games session. After completing the activities at the Semara Putra Orphanage in Klungkung, the event continued by visiting the Sayangi Bali Foundation, a foundation that houses abandoned babies located in Peguyangan, Denpasar. Here, donations are made in the form of cash and some goods to the foundation. After that, proceed to the third location, namely Grandpa Parta's House, a grandfather who has to support his wife and three grandchildren. Here, donations in the form of cash, basic necessities, and household goods were carried out symbolically by representatives of the 2021 Sharing Management committee.

This social service activity was very memorable for the Management Student Association of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Udayana University, the orphanage children, the Sayangi Bali Foundation, and the Grandfather Parta's family. Many experiences can be gained such as increasing the sense of caring for sharing, realizing love and also strengthening brotherhood between fellow human beings. It is hoped that this activity can be held in the following years and can continue to provide benefits to our brothers and sisters in need.

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