Optimizing educational philanthropy: Insights from ANP-BOCR analysis of the philanthropic cans’ initiative
Keywords:
Educational philanthropy, Philanthropic cans, ANP-BOCR analysisAbstract
This study examines the internalization of al-Ma’un values in the Small Philanthropic Cans (KFC) Movement, an initiative aimed at fostering philanthropic awareness in children while addressing Indonesia’s dropout rate. The research seeks to analyze the effectiveness of the movement and evaluate its benefits, opportunities, costs, and risks through the Analytic Network Process (ANP) and Benefit, Opportunity, Cost, Risk (BOCR) analysis. Using a qualitative case study approach, data were collected through interviews, observations, and document analysis, with inputs from philanthropic experts and practitioners. The findings indicate that the KFC model effectively instills charitable values in students, as evidenced by the annual increase in infaq contributions. The ANP-BOCR analysis highlights “helping underprivileged students” as the most significant benefit (0.62), while “increasing parental participation” is the primary opportunity (0.68). However, the movement faces challenges such as high promotion costs (0.62) and the risk of fund misallocation (0.39). The study concludes that integrating mentoring programs (0.46) can enhance the movement’s sustainability and impact on reducing educational disparities.
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