In Bali, many children cannot afford the basics to go to elementary school. You can help by donating a $100 fully supplied backpack. Donate to the Holiday Backpack Appeal Here Backpacks Raised so Far School Supply Backpacks Raised so Far Funds Raised so Far (USD) Number of Donors For a [...]
Hugo's Learning Hub Our latest library renovation is a very special one. After fundraising by Hugo's parents Ralph, Jane and Hugo's friends and family, we are proud to announce the opening of Hugo's Learning Hub. It is the 113th project completed by Bali Children's Project. The library, located on the north coast of Bali, was renovated in memorial [...]
Patrick & Estu Support our 107th Renovation Bali Children's Project is proud to present our latest renovation project - our 107th renovation - kindly supported by donors Patrick and Estu. Named 'Sekolah Harapan' (meaning School of Hope) this marks a new beginning for children's education in the village. The kind couple joined us in a celebration to open [...]
Donating stocks is a great way to relieve tax, whilst giving a real and genuine impact to children in need of education in Bali Why Donate Stocks? Avoid Capital Gains Tax: When you sell appreciated stocks, you’re subject to capital gains taxes. By donating the stock directly to a tax-exempt nonprofit, you pay [...]
This holiday season, please help to help give children in Bali much needed education supply boxes. This holiday season, Bali Children's Project is asking supporters to help support the education of children with less in Bali. By enabling us to give books for libraries and supplies for kindergartens, you will be helping children who have the least. [...]
In Bali, many children cannot afford the basics to go to elementary school. You can help by donating a $100 USD fully supplied backpack. For a $100 USD donation, you can help a child in Bali to have a complete set of new school supplies, uniforms and equipment. All donors receive a thank you [...]
Balinese Families Still Struggling for Food As the pandemic continues, kind supporters have continued to give to people in Bali who have been suffering immensely during the pandemic. It has helped Bali Children's Project to raise over 1,250 food staples packages for needy families - but the need still continues. With the economy in Bali continuing [...]
Bali Children's Project's COVID-19 Food Relief Appeal hit a milestone as over 30,000 USD has been raised to help families struggling in Bali. It equates to over 750 large food packages that include non-perishable essential food supplies. With Bali closed to international tourism, the pandemic has hit the economy hard. It has meant that families who were already living [...]
Bali Children's Project is proud to announce that thanks to a worldwide effort from donors, we have raise over 26,000 USD for COVID-19 Food Relief Packages. It's an incredible total which has enabled us to deliver 668 Food Packages to needy families. The deliveries are continuing in July as families struggle to cope with Bali's decimated economy. From tourism [...]
Hot off the renovation of a brand new kindergarten in central Bali, supporters EnviTours have generously donated Food Relief Packages to 35 families in the village. Ayu Trisna, Schools Support Manager was there to deliver the supplies. “The people were so happy to receive the food packages. You can see how much it means to them. It has not [...]
On January 24th, Bali Children's Project had the afternoon that only dreams are made of - except this time it was real. A community of chefs, restaurants, hotels and individuals hosted a collaborative chef's charity lunch raising 227 million IDR for Bali Children's Project. The funds will help us to reach 8,000 students with our pioneering Child Proteciton Workshops. [...]
Appeal Impact After an amazing response to our School Entry Backpack appeal, the Bali Children's Project team have been busy delivering backpacks kindly donated by supporters. With over 200 school entry backpacks raised, the appeal is helping hundreds of children to go to elementary school with all the supplies they need. Sadly for many children, their families struggle [...]
Mattress Appeal Over the Christmas period, Bali Children's Project ran our very own happy mattress appeal, aimed at helping children who sleep in poor coniditions. While most programs focus on long term educational benefits, it's hard to ignore the living conditions of children from poor families. Having received a brilliant response from supporters, [...]
A Day to Remember Children in the mountains of Bali had a day to remember as Timothy Sykes and friends from Karmagawa visited Bali to open two new schools and a learning centre. Kintamani Schools Up in the mountains of Kintmani, Bali Children's Project has been working on a series of new projects [...]
Sykes Schools Nearly Ready Two more schools in Bali are nearing completion thanks to ongoing support from Timothy Sykes. Both situated in Kintamani, the first project delivers a new Learning Centre for a heavily subscribed elementary, while 10 minutes away, a new kindergarten is being completed. Sykes Commitment The two latest projects [...]
27th April 2018. Scenes of jubiliation in the mountains of Kintamani, Bali! Last week was the first day of school at the brand new Dausa Kindergarten and Preschool, a completely new building built thanks to support from Timothy Sykes. […]
24th April 2018. Our thanks to Indonesian donor Yenny, whose recent donation of mattresses and clothing spread joy all to children living in poverty all around Bali. […]
13th April 2018. What a delight to see children’s faces light up having received an unexpected donation of bicycles from the kind staff at Van Cleef Arpels, Singapore. […]
5th April 2018. This week, Bali Children’s Project began work on our latest Timothy Sykes school project. Wijaya Kusuma Kindergarten is about to be transformed. Children and teachers gathered to see the renovations begin. […]
25th August 2017. Timothy Sykes formally open two schools in Bali last week, giving a speech about why he has funded the schools, built by Bali Children’s Project. […]
