Poverty is one of the country’s concerns, particularly in rural areas. To address this issue, a variety of initiatives aimed at enhancing the community’s economy must be carried out. A budget is required to build the program, and this budget can be received through the Village Fund Allocation budget post, which is one of the driving instruments. Furthermore, transparent efforts and community participation are required, which are critical aspects for the successful implementation of village budget distributions. The following question is: how and what type of community participation procedure should be designed? This study employs a qualitative descriptive approach, with primary data sources consisting of interviews and secondary data derived from documents and documentation. According to the results of the analysis, Community involvement in the implementation of the Village Fund Allocation Program (ADD) was ideal and efficient.