There have been positive impacts from the Village Fund Program so far, although an assessment of relation between men and women in the program should be done. The purpose of this study is to analyze the relation of individual characteristics and division of labor in the household toward the level of involvement, and to analyze the relation between the level of involvement and the success rate of the program. The sampling technique in this study is non probability sampling, which is purposive with qouta sampling. The sample of this study is individuals who are adults, married, and do not have a position in the village government. This study uses a quantitative approach with survey methods and is supported by a qualitative approach with document study methods and in-depth interviews. The result of this study shows that older age and higher the level of individual education lead to higher level of involvement in the Village Fund program. Women have a lower level of involvement compared with men, particularly in the level of access and participation. This proves that community involvement in the Village Fund program has not yet achieved gender equity. The higher level of community involvement both men and women will lead to the higher success rate of the program.