In August 2000, Coca-Cola Bottling Indonesia and Coca-Cola Indonesia initiated the establishment of a social foundation called Coca-Cola Foundation Indonesia (CCFI). Its main vision is to provide with learning opportunity for the Indonesian children and youth in order to become productive and broad knowledge citizens. For the purpose to provide assistance in education, CCFI carries out a range of activities to provide with alternative learning facility to accommodate education needs for the dropped out students. The main three programs which have been established are Community Learning Center Program, a continuous Child Story Writing workshop and Capacity Building program.

Community Learning Center is CCFI actual effort to enhance public library as an alternative learning point for the public. The aforementioned program may be achieved with the following ways:
Provide library staff with any appropriate training to give more concentration on the readers, replacing library facilities with more attractive and interesting facilities and provide with educative programs in the library in order to attract the visitors. In addition, there are three other programs, which have been planned to use Learning Center under CCFI guidance.

Firstly, Digital Divide Program. Through this program, CCFI will provide facilities as to that of learning center with the more modern computer unit. In addition, The learning center staffs are trained in order to become competent staff, as a result, they will be able to provide interesting in-house training on the use of computer learning for the child and youth who visit that of Learning Center.

Secondly, Life Environmental Program. By entering into cooperation with environmental foundation, CCFI developed books concerning with Indonesia Bio Diversity by which provided at each of learning center and school library under its guidance.

Third, HIV/AIDS Program. CCFI includes the education program about HIV/AIDS at its Learning Center at four cities, namely; Jakarta, Bandung, Yogyakarta and Surabaya. The activity commenced by providing training for trainers including Learning Center staffs and HIV/AIDS activists, then continued with the communication activity for teenagers around Learning Center.