MNC Peduli once again held its social initiative, MNC Love Donation, at the iNews Tower in Jakarta. The event featured a blood donation drive in collaboration with Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) with a target of collecting 350 bags of blood, while also raising funds to support disaster victims in Sumatra. High enthusiasm was shown by employees, who also received free health checks during the screening process.

JAKARTA – MNC Peduli held its regular social activity titled “MNC Love Donation” at the iNews Tower, Kebon Sirih, Jakarta, on Thursday, 4 December 2025. This event combined a blood donation drive with a fundraising effort specifically aimed at helping disaster victims in the Sumatra region.

For this edition, MNC Peduli collaborated with Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) and aimed to collect 350 bags of blood. The donated blood will later be distributed to meet patient needs at RSCM. High enthusiasm was seen among employees from various MNC Group business units, who lined up to register as soon as the event opened at 9 a.m. (WIB).

The blood donation activity, held regularly every three months, also provides additional benefits for participants. Employees can take advantage of this opportunity to receive free health checks conducted during the donor screening process.

Dr. Halizha Nadirha from the RSCM Blood Management Unit explained the screening procedures in detail. “During screening, we conduct basic health checks such as hemoglobin testing and blood pressure measurement. We also run blood tests to detect certain infectious diseases. If a positive result appears, we will follow up with a recall,” said Dr. Halizha.

A participant from MNC Energy Investments, Shylvi, expressed hope that the program would continue in the future. “This event is very beneficial. Besides helping others, we also gain health benefits. I hope activities like this continue, seeing how enthusiastic the participants always are,” she said.

Through the “MNC Love Donation” initiative, MNC Group remains committed to supporting the availability of blood supplies while also channeling humanitarian assistance.