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In 2021, the University of Cenderawasih (UNCEN) community, particularly students and faculty within the Engineering (ENG) department, organized a significant fundraising campaign for

. The campaign saw widespread support from across the entertainment industry, including music artists, comedians, and actors. Blog Post: Coming Together for Chisa’s Treatment

, lent their support to specific medical causes. In 2021, Dornan supported campaigns for children's treatment and served as a patron for various health-related charities, often integrating these efforts into his public appearances and social media presence. Digital Community Engagement : Platforms like

Chisa has always been the one to light up a room and help others. Now, it’s our turn to help her.

The Uncensored Truth: We aren't hiding the difficult reality—medical bills are piling up, and the specialized treatment she needs is costly. Without this, her road to recovery is uncertain. We want to be transparent about her needs so we can focus on what matters most: getting her healthy again.

Entertainment Industry Shows Support

The response was a slow ripple that turned into a tidal wave. It started with his former professors, then moved to the tech community in Tokyo. By the second week, a popular gaming streamer had discovered "Chisa’s Garden" and played it live for four hours, urging their audience to "help a father save his flower." Donations poured in—small amounts from students, larger sums from anonymous developers, and heart-wrenching notes from other parents who had walked similar paths.

UNCEN 2021 Update: This specific version of the game expanded on these social/charity mechanics, allowing for deeper interaction with the Chisa character arc.