Bogor, W Java (Indonesia Window) – Indonesia’s Al-Ghozy Muslimah Center (AMC) Foundation, which focuses on Quranic education, reaffirmed its social commitment through its annual social service campaign, distributing 1,150 food packages to Quranic practitioners.

The event, which took place on February 21–22, 2026, in Indonesia’s Bogor City, West Java Province, was part of AMC's routine social program, which has been running for seven consecutive years since 2020.

The number of aid packages continues to increase year after year as the number of beneficiaries increases. Okty Fitria, Head of the AMC Social Service Division, explained that this year's aid targets various groups active in da'wah (preaching) and Quranic education activities.

"This year, we distributed a total of 1,150 food packages. The number of recipients continues to increase every year, including Quran teachers, participants in the Tahsin Al-Ghozy (TAG) program, mosque caretakers, Islamic boarding school administrators, and residents living around the AMC waqf land in Bogor and the surrounding areas," Okty explained.

Each food package, valued at 260,000 rupiahs (about 15,42 USD), contains 13 basic necessities, from rice and cooking oil to various other kitchen necessities, to help recipients experience the holy month of Ramadan more peacefully. AMC's Ramadan social service program has received appreciation from the beneficiaries, who feel its direct impact every year.

Nuraeni, an active Tahsin Al-Ghozy (TAG) participant and Quran teacher in a Bogor village, expressed her gratitude for the attention shown by (AMC) Foundation.

"Alhamdulillah (God be praised), I feel very cared for. Besides gaining knowledge every year, I experience the tangible benefits of TAG, both through the Ramadan social service program and the distribution of sacrificial meat during Eid al-Adha. This assistance really helps us welcome the holy month of Ramadan," she said.

A similar appreciation was expressed by Dewi Yuniar from Tahsin Ad Dzikra, another beneficiary.

She expressed her gratitude to the organizers of the Al-Ghozy social service program and the donors who contributed to the activity.

"Masya Allah (expression of admisation). Alhamdulillah, only Allah ﷻ is the best in repaying goodness. May it be a continuous charity for the donors and the organizing committee," she said.

The chairperson of the AMC Foundation, Ririe Rizal, emphasized that the success of the Ramadan social service program is inseparable from the support of the donors who have entrusted the distribution of their aid to AMC.

"We express our deepest gratitude to all donors for their trust and support. We hope that in the coming years, the outreach of this program will expand as we grow and strengthen our facilities and services," Ririe said.

In addition to social activities, AMC also continues to develop its da'wah and educational facilities.

The foundation is currently optimizing the use of a prayer room on waqf land located on Jalan Pinus, Kampung Jawa, Bogor City, as an activity center that is expected to provide greater benefits to the community, especially Muslim women.

AMC is a professional Muslim women's organization focused on the mission of Rahmatan lil 'Alamin (benefits for the whole universe), with activities spanning education, social, economic, religious, women's protection, and community development and relations.

Under the Education Division, the Tahsin Al-Ghozy (TAG) subdivision fosters more than 2,000 active participants both domestically and internationally, supported by 97 permanent and intern teachers.

Through its consistent annual Ramadan social service activities, AMC hopes to continue expanding its benefits and strengthening the spirit of sharing with the community, especially those who champion the Quran.

Reporting by Indonesia Window