Community Service Activities are a real form of students' social concern for the surrounding environment. Five students of the Management Study Program at Borneo Tarakan University carried out community service in collaboration with local MSME actors through an activity entitled "Sharing Chocolate Bread as a Form of Social Concern". This activity was held on Sunday, May 4, 2025 at 11.00–12.00 WITA at the Hidayah Nurul Yaqin Orphanage, Jl. Sesanip, Karang Anyar, Tarakan, North Kalimantan. The activities included welcoming, praying together, introductions, distributing chocolate bread produced by MSMEs, and documentation. The children of the orphanage welcomed enthusiastically, a warm and pleasant atmosphere was created, and positive interactions were established between students, MSMEs, and the children of the orphanage. This activity brought happiness to the children, became a means of social learning for students, and promoted products for MSMEs. This collaboration shows that synergy between academics and business actors can provide sustainable social contributions.

This research discusses community empowerment in social conditions where problems occur in the community, especiallymothers or lower middle class people who are looking for a shortcut to finance familylife on basicneeds by lending money from moneylenders. That the familyis high, the low average familyincome and the high cost of living make them feel that their quality of life is threatened. The solution to overcome this problem must be a driving agency from the government or what is meant is community empowerment, namely the Leder-Free Village (KBR) Program which provides spiritual training, training assistance, business capital to the community so that prosperous and quality families are created. This research aims to determine the process of stages of community empowerment activities,family resilience and determine the supporting and inhibiting factors in the Money Loan Free Village program. This research uses a descriptive qualitative approach. Data collection techniques using interview, observation and documentation techniques. The results of this research show that the Leder-Free Village program achieves community empowerment in terms of family resilience, namely that the beneficiary members get business capital and create social change from economic, social and spiritual independence, so that achieve the condition of the family in their lives independently and more empowered.

Agricultural waste, when managed properly, is not merely production residue but also holds significant economic potential. Margomulyo Village, as a major corn-producing center, has abundant corn waste. To address the waste problem and simultaneously boost the village's economy, the production of corn briquettes is an attractive alternative. Corn briquettes, as a biomass-based alternative fuel, are rich in carbon content and can be utilized as a clean energy source.