This article presents the results of a virtual community service program implemented on March 25, 2025 (25 Ramadan 1446 H), involving 479 registered accounts—representing approximately 800–900 individuals—from the Reksa Mahardhika Utama community. The program aimed to foster deep spiritual and social reflection inspired by Ramadan, introspection, social empathy, and personal growth through participatory sharing. Supported by the provision of visual materials, this Community Service is expected to foster positive emotions, spiritual awareness, and communal solidarity. The results of the Community Service Program (PkM) show that an online participatory approach based on CBPR (Creative Community-Based Learning) can provide meaningful learning for the community, even without physical meetings. The active involvement of the community in the process of reflecting on spiritual values and social ethics demonstrates that digital technology is not only a tool but also a transformative medium. Recommendations are offered to sustain Ramadan values beyond the holy month.
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