Deloitte Indonesia Runify raises more than 170 million rupiah for sustainable education
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At a glance
- Deloitte Indonesia raised more than 170 million rupiah through its 2026 Runify fitness and wellbeing event.
- More than 600 employees, clients, partners and community members took part in five- or 10-kilometer runs in Jakarta.
- The money will support education programs for students from disadvantaged communities, while Deloitte also measured and plans to offset the eventโs carbon footprint.
More than 600 people ran through Jakarta to raise over 170 million rupiah for education programs serving students from disadvantaged communities.
Deloitte employees, clients, partners and community members took part in the Deloitte Runify 2026 event. Participants chose five- or 10-kilometer routes starting at Plaza Sudirman in Gelora Bung Karno and passing through the cityโs Car Free Day area. Ticket sales and donations generated the funds.
The event forms part of Deloitteโs broader WorldClass initiative, which aims to expand access to education and skills development. It also belongs to Impact Month 2026, a program encouraging employees to support community activities through volunteering and donations.
We are very proud of the impact Deloitte Runify has created for communities across Indonesia.
Five Deloitte charity runners collectively covered 1,038 kilometers during the month in support of the program. Brian Indradjaja, Deloitte Indonesiaโs leader and president director of PT Deloitte Konsultan Indonesia, said the event showed what people could achieve by working toward a shared goal.
โWe are very proud of the impact Deloitte Runify has created for communities across Indonesia,โ Indradjaja said in a written statement. He said the event reflected a future shaped by technology, sustainability and shared purpose, while helping young Indonesians gain wider access to education and future opportunities.
As part of Deloitteโs WorldClimate agenda, the company worked with Jejakin to measure the eventโs carbon footprint. The assessment included emissions from participantsโ activities, transportation and event operations, with the resulting footprint set to be offset.
Together, we are helping expand access to education for Indonesiaโs young generation while opening the way to opportunities in the future.
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