A one-day charity initiative was carried out with indigenous communities in Negeri Sembilan, involving three villages—Kampung Bari, Charik, and Kelapi. The program focused on supporting local families through the distribution of essential items such as food supplies, rice, and cooking oil.

This initiative helped ease immediate daily challenges by ensuring families had access to basic necessities. It contributed to better food security and reduced short-term financial pressure among villagers.

Beyond material support, the program also created a sense of care and inclusion. The presence and engagement of volunteers strengthened trust and connection with the communities, helping to reduce the sense of isolation often experienced in rural areas.

The activity also encouraged community bonding, as villagers came together and supported one another during the program. At the same time, it provided volunteers with a deeper understanding of the living conditions and needs of indigenous communities, encouraging greater awareness and future support efforts.