BRI Collaborates with Dian Sastrowardoyo Foundation to Distribute Donations for Covid-Impacted Students

Kapanlagi.com - BRI once again shows its consistency in supporting the education sector in Indonesia, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic that has affected almost all countries in the world and has impacted various sectors. This time, BRI collaborated with the Dian Sastrowardoyo Foundation to distribute scholarships in the form of scholarships for young women from underprivileged families who have the desire to continue their education to the level of higher education or equivalent.

BRI Consumer Business Director Handayani explained that this activity aims to help empower women, as education is the foundation of success and the basis for the progress of a nation. Unfortunately, not everyone has access to education, especially higher education. Through this program, BRI collaborates with the Dian Sastrowardoyo Foundation to provide full scholarships for young women who want to pursue higher education.

The donations come from the BRI BritAma Savings account acquisition program through Digital Saving using the link bukarekening.bri.co.id, where for every account opening through that platform, Rp.10,000 will be donated without deducting the customer's balance. The donations will be distributed to 10 female students from various universities who have limited funds to continue their education to a higher level due to their parents' income being affected by the pandemic.

Through this online account opening service, BRI prospective customers do not need to bother coming to the bank to have a savings account. Customers only need to access the bukarekening.bri.co.id website, then follow the entire account opening process and immediately have a BRI BritAma Savings account in minutes.

“In addition to the convenience of opening an account online and donations, customers also have the opportunity to participate in the BritAma FSTVL lottery program with a Grand Prize of a Hyundai Kona EV and thousands of other attractive prizes. BRI hopes to help the Indonesian economy affected by Covid, especially in the education sector through this collaborative program.” he concluded.

(kpl/frs)