Fund a School
See our current projects awaiting funding in Bali. School Support projects range from smaller supply and paint projects, to large renovations. Donors are also welcome to support a kindergarten supply box too – a $300 USD supply box that is delivered to needy schools in Bali.
*all costs given below are estimates, with full budgets and building quotes refined once a project has a potential funder.
Fund a School Supply Box
Project Type: Supplies
Costs: $300 USD
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A great way to easily improve early stage education, a kindergarten supply box gives needy schools basic learning supplies to help engage students. Full of educational toys, games, books, arts and crafts materials, the boxes bring instant joy. Donors to supply boxes will receive full thank you photos and a short report from the school you have helped to support.
Tunas Mekar Kindergarten
Project Type: Large renovation
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $20,350 USD
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Songon Kindergarten
Project Type: New build
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $36,500 USD
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Nyang Kindergarten
Project Type: Renovation and Extension
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $24,000 USD
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Sampa Kindergarten
Project Type: New Build Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $32,900 USD
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Semara Kindergarten
Project Type: New Build Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $34,300 USD
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Kumara Dwipa Kindergarten
Project Type: Medium Renovation Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $15,000 USD
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Widya Kindergarten
Project Type: Medium Renovation Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $10,700 USD
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Abang Kindergarten
Project Type: Medium Renovation Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $19,000 USD
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Warangin Sari Kindergarten
Project Type: Medium Renovation Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $11,000 USD
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Mekar Sari Kindergarten
Project Type: Large New Build Project
Percentage Complete: 0%
Remaining Costs: $30,000 USD
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Every year, children from 331 families send their children to this kindergarten, which can’t truly be called a kindergarten as they have no building. They are using community building (known as a Balai Banjar) for running the classes. In rainy season, children cannot go to school and study because it is open sided and the whole place gets soaked. Furthermore, as a working Balai Banjar, when there are community activities such as a mass cremation ceremony, the school also closes. This Kindergarten has no proper supplies either and the standard of education is poor. The village has land available but they cannot afford to build a school. We aim to build this village a completely new kindergarten on this land.