CIREBON — Seven orphans under the care of DT Peduli participated in the Wisata Bahagia program initiated by the Regional Leadership Council (DPD) of the Indonesian Mosque Youth Communication Body (BKPRMI) in Cirebon. The event, held in Garut on Saturday–Sunday (23–24 August 2025), created moments of happiness and togetherness for the children.
In collaboration with UPZ Mahardika, the two-day, one-night activity successfully brought joy to 40 orphaned children from various foundations across Cirebon City.
On the first day, the children enjoyed the refreshing atmosphere of Sabda Alam Waterpark in Garut. Every ride became a source of excitement, especially the wave pool, where the children laughed and cheered while riding on inflatable tubes provided by the organizers.
After a fun day of swimming and playing, the children rested at their accommodation in Garut, enjoying the cool mountain air and strengthening their bonds through group games and interactive activities.
For participant Asifa Rahma, the trip was a memorable experience:
“I’m so happy. We went swimming, played games together, received gifts and allowances, and so much more. Thank you to the donors—may you all be blessed with abundant sustenance and may your dreams come true,” she expressed joyfully.
Mastoni, Chairman of the Wisata Bahagia Committee, expressed his gratitude for the smooth execution of this year’s program, highlighting the collective support that made it possible:
“On behalf of the organizing committee, we extend our deepest gratitude to all donors, sympathizers, and every party who supported us both morally and materially. Because of your kindness and generosity, this trip could be carried out smoothly, full of joy, and brought happiness to these beloved orphans.”
He added a heartfelt prayer, hoping the good deeds involved in supporting the program would be rewarded abundantly:
“May every form of assistance, care, and prayer you have shared be repaid with multiplied blessings from Allah SWT, with halal and blessed sustenance, and recorded as amal jariyah—ongoing charity whose rewards continue to flow.”