This research aims to develop innovation for exploitationThe green of the poor.through concepttrending modein realizing the economic independence of the boarding hall. In this context, charities are not only positioned as a consumptive philanthropy instrument, but developed into productive charities that are oriented to environmental sustainability and economic empowerment. Concepttrending modeIt became a major foundation in integrate the values of Islam with environmental preservation practices, thus creating self-sustaining, sustainable, and environmentally friendly trends.

The focus of this research includes three major aspects. First, identify the application of conceptstrending modeat the boarding house in East Java and Central Java, especially in Ponorogo, Madiun, and Manang. Second, analyze innovation utilizationThe green of the poor.as a source of funding in supporting environmental and productive economic activities in boarding. Third, identifying the roles and engagement of various interests, including the charitable institutions, the maintainer of trends, society and government, in support of its economic independent fashion order.

The Urgenation of this research lies in the importance of integration between ecological and economic aspects in the management of the fashion order, given the huge potential of trend order as a empowerment center of religious value society. Through innovationThe green of the poor.Well, this research offers a sustainable funding model that not only increases economic welfare in fashion, but also encourages responsible environmental management practices.

This research is expected to formulate a contextual green philanthropy and an application in supporting the economic independence of the local boarding room and the value of religious values. In addition, this study is also expected to contribute theoretically in the development of Islamic economic studies and sustainable development, as well as to be a practical reference to the development of similar programs in various areas.