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• Founding year : 2019
• Name of Founder : Philip Dickenson
• No. of Staff
• We accept Donations (Money)
• Information on how to donate : www.forestsmoothie.com/plant-a-tree OR www.forestsmoothie.com/donation
• Emergency Number : +6281353787093
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : Partnering with the Food & Beverage Industry and the public, Forest Smoothie aims to plant 1 trillion trees & stop run-away global warming.
• Type of Yayasan Work : Environment & Nature Conservation, Education & Schools, General Wellbeing
• Donation Link : www.forestsmoothie.com/plant-a-tree

Forest Smoothie is the World’s First Reforestation project for the Food & Beverage industry. Wherever Food & Drinks are available you can sell the Forest Smoothie and plant a tree, making us the the most sustainable drink on the planet!

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• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : Our mission is to restore vision. Our vision is to restore dignity. Our method is to create miracles. Our Programs Sight Restoration & Blindness Prevention Children’s Corrective Surgery Education Assistance Assistance to Desperately Ill Children and Young People Prosthetic Eyes
• Type of Yayasan Work : Children, Health, Education & Schools
• Donation Link : http://www.ykip.org/donate

YKIP (Yayasan Kemanusiaan Ibu Pertiwi) or the Humanitarian Foundation for Mother Earth is dedicated to improve the lives of marginalized communities in Bali through comprehensive education opportunity

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• Founding year : 1998
• Name of Founder : David J Booth MBE
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Information on how to donate : https://www.eastbalipovertyproject.org/how-to-donate/
• Emergency Number : +62 – 361- 410071
• Volenteers welcome
• Type of Yayasan Work : Balinese People, Children, Environment & Nature Conservation, Health, Education & Schools
• Donation Link : https://www.eastbalipovertyproject.org/how-to-donate/

The East Bali Poverty Project (EBPP) is a non-profit organisation established in 1998 by a British resident of Bali after an appeal for help by an isolated 7,200Ha mountain village, forgotten by time and progress. Participatory community surveys in 1998 with 1,056 of the 3,000 families in the 19 sub-villages revealed thousands of people living in abject poverty without water, sanitation, roads, schools, health facilities and electricity. Illiteracy was approaching 100%. Malnutrition and iodine deficiency disorders (IDD) were endemic – iodine being the essential nutrient for healthy child births, brain and body development.

When interviewed in November 1998 to determine their priorities and whether EBPP could help, over 1,000 families requested children’s education as a foundation for a better future. An inspiring and productive collaboration thus began with the most disadvantaged communities. From education as a starting base, we have grown and are running various environmental initiatives that harness human and natural resources for mutual benefit to improve living ecosystems, provide sustainable food sources for thousands of people, provide sustainable livelihoods for the present and future, and ensure the preservation of the local environment and ecosystems.

With the philosophy of “helping people to help themselves”, all programmes are designed as models that can be replicated, and executed by local people who transfer knowledge directly, and appropriate technology within their communities.

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• Founding year : 2009
• Name of Founder : Gaye Warren
• No. of Staff : 10
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Information on how to donate : https://www.balipinkribbon.com/donate/
• Emergency Number : +6285100352299
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : Our vision is to prevent Indonesian women from developing and dying from breast cancer and to improve the quality of life of those who have the disease. The money we receive helps us achieve this vision through awareness & Education Programmes and by supporting women with breast cancer.
• Type of Yayasan Work : Balinese People, Health
• Donation Link : https://www.balipinkribbon.com/don

Bali Pink Ribbon was founded by Gaye Warren, a British breast cancer survivor who has lived in Jakarta for more than twenty years. Following her own treatment for breast cancer and her husband’s retirement, they moved from Jakarta to Bali. Shortly thereafter, Gaye discovered that the infrastructure in Bali for making women aware of breast cancer was almost non existent, notwithstanding professional medical expertise being available on the island with at least two hospitals offering breast cancer treatment to patients.

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• Founding year : 2013
• Name of Founder : Kimberley Vanderheyden
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Information on how to donate : http://volunteerprogramsbali.org/donate/
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : A dopting the Balinese values and its premise that community and family is of utmost importance, we aim to inspire and provide opportunities for local Balinese while respecting their culture and way of life that makes this island so unique. Not only providing opportunity for Bali’s youth to escape poverty through free English classes, VP Bali also gives community members and struggling local businesses the chance to work with us, and grow as we grow
• Type of Yayasan Work : Balinese People, Children, Balinese Art & Culture
• Donation Link : http://volunteerprogramsbali.org/do

At VP Bali, we believe that education can change a child’s destiny. More than just an international volunteer program, we provide opportunities to empower local Balinese communities through free English classes, recycling events, workshops, and more. These opportunities give Bali’s youth the tools they need to achieve their potential in an ever changing society, while holding on to the values and respect for the vibrant culture that makes Bali so unique.

Since 2013, over 1000 international volunteers have provided the backbone for our community of learning in our after school English classes, focusing on playful and creative learning activities. Year round, volunteers from the ages of 18-35 come from all over the world to inspire our communities through diversity and cultural exchange. In recent years, our organization has grown beyond volunteering, partnering with local businesses and families to create self sustainable communities long after working with us.

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• Founding year : 2007
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : Inspire the local government to incorporate the “Zero Waste to Ocean” waste management into their process that waste is recycled or upcycled on site. Grow children and local communities into ‘Zero Waste’ believers and doers. Promote sustainable jobs and businesses that do not harm any of our natural resources, such as organic cotton and natural dye weaving, permaculture farming and soap recycling.
• Type of Yayasan Work : Environment & Nature Conservation, Oceans & Marine Life
• Donation Link : http://rolefoundation.org/make-a-donation/

R.O.L.E. (Rivers, Oceans, Lands, Educations) Foundation

To improve the education , well being and self-reliance of people living in underprivileged circumstances whilst ensuring environmental resilience and sustainability

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• Name of Founder : Margaret Barry
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : To provide community education in remote areas of Indonesia. To provide primary, secondary and tertiary scholarships to children in 49 communities. To provide English in the Village (EITV) and Computers in the Village (CITV) classes in 36 locations. To provide educational opportunities to children at associated Children’s Homes
• Type of Yayasan Work : Children, Education & Schools
• Donation Link : http://www.balichildrenfoundation.org/How-You-Can-Help/Donate

Bali Children Foundation helps thousands of children to complete school, to find employment, and to improve their lives and the life of their community

Starting in 2002, BCF has worked one village at a time to help a total of 76 villages. After identifying a village with disadvantaged families, our local staff members work together with the village leaders to introduce families to BCF and the opportunities our scholarships and curriculum provide.

In areas of disaster, such as in the village of Songan, which suffered severe landslides at the beginning of 2017, or in Lombok with the devastating earthquakes in August of 2018, BCF moves in to assist after disaster responses are finalised. BCF facilitates funds for our partner charities, who deliver health and dental care, disability management and environmental protection solutions during disasters, and afterwards BCF awards scholarships, English, computer programs, and ongoing education opportunities.

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• Founding year : 1997
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : To protect wildlife and its habitat, at the same time as supporting local communities
• Type of Yayasan Work : Environment & Nature Conservation
• Donation Link : http://www.fnpf.org/get-involved

Friends of the National Park Foundation (FNPF) is an Indonesian conservation not-for-profit organization working to protect wildlife and its habitat, at the same time as supporting local communities.

Our projects have been recognized globally by organizations such as the United Nations Development Program, the Whitley Fund for Nature and the Rainforest Action Network.

FNPF was set up 1997 by a group of veterinarians, and conservationists. We receive no government funding and rely solely on the support of volunteers and donors.

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• Founding year : 2009
• Name of Founder : Putu Etiartini
• No. of Staff : 12
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Information on how to donate : Nonprofit Paypal account donate there using our email code: ykpa.bali@gmail.com
• Volenteers welcome
• Our Mission : To give loving support, education, care, and skills for disadvantaged children to have the opportunity of a satisfying and productive life as good citizens
• Type of Yayasan Work : Balinese People, Children, Women & Women’s Rights, Education & Schools
• Donation Link : http://ykpa.org/donate/

Helping children in the streets for 13 yrs became a school class on the beach, then a shelter, home, and orphanage. People volunteer, donate food, supplies, and funds. YKPA finds other needy children including disabled, seriously sick/injured, abandoned, abused, also women, and poor girls wishing to finish basic schooling.

YKPA helps still-begging kids with a store-front informal school, and work training for some of their mothers. Other outreach brings children from volcano danger areas, and getting them into school in Denpasar. YKPA also brings clothing and food to villages, and takes in those kids in serious condition or finds help for them.

YKPA provides accommodation for poor children who come from far away for important medical care and surgery. YKPA has a small women’s shelter for woman and their children needing safety. The 45 kids in residence all attend school, and extra classes in English, computer, etc, and also learn skills and get help finding work.

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• Founding year : 2016
• Name of Founder : Bo H. Holmgreen
• No. of Staff : 10
• We accept Donations (Money)
• We accept Donations (Goods)
• Information on how to donate : https://www.scholarsofsustenance.org/donations
• Emergency Number : https://www.scholarsofsustenance.org/donations
• Volenteers welcome
• Type of Yayasan Work : Balinese People, Children, Environment & Nature Conservation, Health, General Wellbeing
• Donation Link : https://www.scholarsofsustenance

Founded in 2016, SOS Indonesia started life in the most hotel-intense area of the country: The gorgeous island of Bali. Our staff picks up food from many great tourist hotels in Sanur, Kuta, Denpasar and Legian. Traffic is difficult on Bali and more geared to the thousands of motor cycles in the street, so SOS Indonesia uses motor-cycle pickups as well. Sometimes our manager, D J Denton, jumps on the bike himself, but usually our food hygienist, Yuni and one of our drivers will do the daily pickups in the cooling truck.

Initial deliveries to the Bali Street Kids Orphanage were higly anticipated by the kids, allowing them to help with the carrying and storing. Generally our hotel donors provide such high quality food left-overs that only a fraction must be discarded, thus reducing the need for composting. As Bali is such fertile ground, SOS does less composting and much more edible foods rescue here. Our second orpanage holds 1500 children, many disabled. We are building our list of recipient kitchens, and are adding new hotels every week. Thank you to the Bali hotel association for their help, and the wonderful General Managers signing their kitchens up for food rescue. Bali is a very green island and we feel the good intent of everyone we meet.