Sabrina Bensawan discovered her passion for philanthropy as a child. Inspired by her parents, she began documenting social activities on her Instagram @saabshares. On her 16th birthday, Sabrina and her sister Elena established Saab Shares (2014), a NGO that provide marginalized families opportunities for a better life via healthcare, children’s education, and female empowerment. Starting with a learning house in Cengkareng, they offer free treatment, health programs, and social services for children with physical disabilities. Full-time professionals teach formal and informal education such as manners, cleanliness, and improved nutrition. They also provide courses for mothers such as cooking, personal grooming, and skills like sewing. Sabrina believes “character education and confidence building can change lives”; she wants people to believe that “poverty is not an inherited inheritance”. She hopes that free learning houses can be found throughout Indonesia. Since 2016, Semesta has given montly donations of Rp. 5m for operational expenses, and increased it to a maximum of Rp. 10m for emergency medical aid in 2017. Sabrina is also one of the best graduates of Singapore International School, the recipient of Academic Excellence Award from Raffles Institute of Higher Education, and the youngest nominee of Kick Andy Young Heroes 2016.