Booyah Ramadan 2026, Free Fire’s 2026 Ramadan Charity Program

Garena and BenihBaik launched Booyah Ramadan 2026, a Ramadan charity program presented by Free Fire for the year 2026.

The charity itself was launched at Madrasah Diniyyah Al Islamiyah in South Cikarang, Bekasi, on the evening of March 9.

The Booyah Ramadan 2026 will be divided into four separate programs, giving away donations collected by Free Fire players.

How Booyah Ramadan 2026 works

In Booyah Ramadan 2026, Free Fire players were invited to collect in-game tokens and exchange them for donations to various social missions.

For this year, aid was distributed through four main programs: access to clean water, repairing underprivileged schools, distributing basic necessities to orphanages, and providing disaster response and trauma healing assistance to flooding victims in Aceh.

The donation mission in Ramadan Booyah 2026 is also packaged in a unique and fun way for players, involving four content creators and celebrities: Windah Basudara, Zee, Reza Oktovian, and Andra ST.

For Free Fire, the Booyah Ramadan donation program demonstrates that gaming can also be a platform for sharing kindness.

All the assistance provided in this program reflects not only Garena’s commitment but also the spirit of mutual cooperation among the Free Fire player community who donated through the game during Ramadan.

Garena and BenihBaik supporting underprivileged communities

Support for Madrasah Diniyyah Al Islamiyah is a key focus of the 2026 Ramadan Booyah program. The school currently requires repairs to several facilities, including classrooms, toilets, door and window frames, painting, and other supporting areas.

The renovation assistance aims to provide a safer, more comfortable, and more suitable learning environment for students and teachers.

In addition to the madrasah renovation program in Bekasi Regency, Free Fire also officially announced the total 2026 Ramadan Booyah assistance with BenihBaik, totaling over IDR 670 million.

This assistance will be distributed in various regions to improve access to clean water, renovate educational facilities, provide basic necessities for orphanages, and provide recovery assistance for disaster-affected communities.

This series of assistance is expected to bring tangible and long-term benefits to the beneficiaries, from children in need of better learning spaces, families requiring access to clean water, orphanage children requiring basic needs support, to disaster-affected communities undergoing recovery.