The Jembatan Lintas Kasih Foundation is a humanitarian organization established with one core purpose: to become a bridge of compassion, reaching lives without distinction of background, belief, or social condition. Guided by the values of love, care, and humanity, we exist to bring hope and restoration to those in need.
We believe that every person is a precious gift from God with inherent worth. For this reason, Jembatan Lintas Kasih is committed to reaching out, strengthening, and uplifting lives through various social, educational, health, and humanitarian programs.
By working together with individuals, communities, churches, and partner organizations, we build pathways that connect generous donors with those who need help the most. Through this bridge of compassion, love continues to flow—creating real impact and meaningful change within society.
To be a bridge of love that brings hope and transformation to every life.
To implement social and humanitarian programs that address community needs.
To provide support in education, healthcare, and overall quality-of-life development.
To build partnerships and collaborations that expand the reach and impact of our services.
To operate as a trustworthy, transparent, and professional institution in managing donations and social initiatives.
Love – Serving with a sincere and genuine heart.
Integrity – Transparent, accountable, and trustworthy.
Compassion – Sensitive and responsive to the needs of others.
Service – Committed to giving our very best.
Hope – Helping build a brighter future for many.
The Jembatan Lintas Kasih Foundation is supported by a dedicated ministry team known as “Servants of God Ministries” or SOG Ministries. The name was inspired by a dear friend, Dr. Jonathan Alex Sule from Seattle, Washington, USA.
The meaning behind this name reflects our desire to serve wholeheartedly as true servants of God, carrying out every act of ministry with humility and devotion.
The journey began when we first met Dr. Jonathan Alex Sule in 2024 during a spiritual gathering in Bali known as a Revival Meeting. From this encounter, the shared vision for a ministry team was formed—one focused on service, compassion, and bringing hope to communities.