Help Made teach English to underprivileged kids
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Made is a community-spirited young father who lives in a small fishing village on Bali's far western coastline. He speaks excellent English and has worked tirelessly in his community cleaning up the beach and temples and teaching English for free to the village children.
His greatest desire is to set up an English language school for local children to be able to give them a better opportunity in life.
Made didn’t ask me for help, but I was inspired to send a small donation to start his classes. I hoped if I could help Made, his work could then benefit many other children in the village.
Then Covid hit. His school had to close. The village children have not been able to attend school for over 10 months. Made can’t afford to open the school again as tourism was devastated so he lost his day job, and he and his wife have struggled just to pay rent of their store and to feed their own family.
Being an innovative person, over the course of these challenging months, Made has also created a micro-business, growing marigolds, and baking cakes to sell for temple ceremonies. All this is helpful during the festive period, but it is inconsistent income for day-to-day.
I need to do more, but I need help.
Help us raise funds to kick-start Made’s English classes to build a sustainable income, and more importantly help less fortunate Balinese children learn English.
With your donation, we hope to raise $1500 AUD.
This will buy 12 desks, ($45 each), a whiteboard ($20), and educational materials such as pens and books ($100 approx). $800 will pay for the classroom/store's rent for a year.
Help this family educate the children of this Balinese community.
For the cost of one cup of coffee, you can kick-start an entire school and change life outcomes for a whole community of children.
Help us to help them. Thank you.
His greatest desire is to set up an English language school for local children to be able to give them a better opportunity in life.
Made didn’t ask me for help, but I was inspired to send a small donation to start his classes. I hoped if I could help Made, his work could then benefit many other children in the village.
Then Covid hit. His school had to close. The village children have not been able to attend school for over 10 months. Made can’t afford to open the school again as tourism was devastated so he lost his day job, and he and his wife have struggled just to pay rent of their store and to feed their own family.
Being an innovative person, over the course of these challenging months, Made has also created a micro-business, growing marigolds, and baking cakes to sell for temple ceremonies. All this is helpful during the festive period, but it is inconsistent income for day-to-day.
I need to do more, but I need help.
Help us raise funds to kick-start Made’s English classes to build a sustainable income, and more importantly help less fortunate Balinese children learn English.
With your donation, we hope to raise $1500 AUD.
This will buy 12 desks, ($45 each), a whiteboard ($20), and educational materials such as pens and books ($100 approx). $800 will pay for the classroom/store's rent for a year.
Help this family educate the children of this Balinese community.
For the cost of one cup of coffee, you can kick-start an entire school and change life outcomes for a whole community of children.
Help us to help them. Thank you.
Organizer
Lucia Galanti
Organizer
Figtree NSW
