Christmas Appeal 2016.

This season, help improve a child’s life in poverty by donating a mattress through Bali Children’s Project’s Christmas Appeal.

 

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For the majority of children living in poverty in Bali, something as simple as a comfortable mattress is beyond their families means.

Most children have to make do with old and worn mattresses or simple mats to sleep on.

We can help make their lives a little more comfortable by donating mattresses to children who need them most.

 

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A Meaningful Gift

Giving a mattress doesn’t just help give children a better nights sleep, it can help them in their whole lives. Getting a good nights sleep can help children in their studies and at school. They can wake up refreshed and ready for a day at school.

It shows the that people are out there who care and are invested in their future – whether it’s their educ

ational sponsorship or something as simple as helping them sleep at night. Although Christmas is not celebrated in Bali, it is a great time to

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give to children who truly need it.

How to Donate

1. Choose your mattress

There are many different mattresses available in Bali. Just choose the mattress you want to purchase f

rom this list;

  • Single mattressmat6

    (no frame) with sheets and pillows – $140 usd

  • Double mattress – $180 (no frame) usd
  • Double pullout bed (as above) – $250 usd
  • Bed frame for single – $70 usd
  • Bred frame for single mattress – $85 usd

2. Donate through our website

You can donate this by going to our donate page, select your amount and donation category as ‘Quality of Life’. You can also add a note to say the donation is specifically for a bed or mattress. We will donate the mattress where it is most need, or you are welcome to write to us to find out more before donating.

3. Get updates

If you send your mattress donation by 15th December, we will be able to email photos of the mattress being delivered before 25th December.

Some of the mattresses delivered so far…

These children are all on our list for requiring new mattresses. There are many more too.

Ni Putu Suci Yuliantini from Jembrana, North Bali

Ni Putu Suci Yuliantini from Jembrana, North Bali

Ni Kadek Widya Wati also from Jembrana, North Bali

Ni Kadek Widya Wati also from Jembrana, North Bali

I Gusti Ngurah Danu Artha from Tegallalang, Ubud, Central bali

I Gusti Ngurah Danu Artha from Tegallalang, Ubud, Central bali

Ni Luh Giantini from Tegallalang, Ubud, central Bali

Ni Luh Giantini from Tegallalang, Ubud, central Bali

I Wayan Pujawan, Bongkasa, central Bali

I Wayan Pujawan, Bongkasa, central Bali

I Kadek Artayana from Bongkasa, central Bali

I Kadek Artayana from Bongkasa, central Bali

I Komang Astrawan from Bongkasa, central Bali

I Komang Astrawan from Bongkasa, central Bali

I Gede Wirahadi from Pejeng, Ubud, central Bali

I Gede Wirahadi from Pejeng, Ubud, central Bali

I Komang Alit Sanjaya Putra's current mattress from Bangli, east Bali

I Komang Alit Sanjaya Putra’s current mattress from Bangli, east Bali

I Nengah Widiana from Bangli, east Bali

I Nengah Widiana from Bangli, east Bali

I Putu Jerry Pratama Diputra & Ni Kadek Pitri Amelia Dewi from central Bali

I Putu Jerry Pratama Diputra & Ni Kadek Pitri Amelia Dewi from central Bali

I Putu Agus Oka Surya Priadnyana from Bongkasa, central Bali

I Putu Agus Oka Surya Priadnyana from Bongkasa, central Bali