Support Tyler Beltz in Indonesia
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My brother, Tyler Beltz, has been living in Indonesia for the last several years. He currently lives in the poorest part of Indonesia. The average household income is less than $50 per month. Many families struggle to buy food and pay for school for their children. Many children cannot go to school because they can't afford the school uniforms (which are mandatory for all public schools), and they can't pay the monthly fee of 150,000 Rupiah, or approximately $10 per child a month.
Because of this, many people, mostly former students, ask Tyler for help.
He is currently paying for two former students who he has taken in and now are living with him because their parents didn't have money to continue their schooling. Tyler also pays for 6 other students who still live at their homes. Tyler largely supports a boy whose father has died and whose mother is sick and can't work. If he doesn't give him money, he cannot eat for days at a time.
In addition, Tyler has recently paid hospital bills for:
#1: The father of a former student who had a seizure caused by diabetes, which he didn't know that the had. He cannot walk on his own now and he cannot work.
#2: A student who was in a severe motorcycle accident.
#3: A student whose girlfriend became pregnant and both of their parents kicked them out. So they were two teenagers in a hospital with no money to pay, no money for food, no place to live, and a new baby.
I understand that money is just a temporary solution, but many of the problems are also temporary. Tyler is just asking for money to help people in these kinds of situations. People who cannot pay a $300 hospital bill, or pay $30 per month for their kids to go to school when their monthly pay is less than $50.
Any help would be appreciated to be able to help these people who have come to Tyler in confidence, embarrassed, to ask for help.
Thank you!
Because of this, many people, mostly former students, ask Tyler for help.
He is currently paying for two former students who he has taken in and now are living with him because their parents didn't have money to continue their schooling. Tyler also pays for 6 other students who still live at their homes. Tyler largely supports a boy whose father has died and whose mother is sick and can't work. If he doesn't give him money, he cannot eat for days at a time.
In addition, Tyler has recently paid hospital bills for:
#1: The father of a former student who had a seizure caused by diabetes, which he didn't know that the had. He cannot walk on his own now and he cannot work.
#2: A student who was in a severe motorcycle accident.
#3: A student whose girlfriend became pregnant and both of their parents kicked them out. So they were two teenagers in a hospital with no money to pay, no money for food, no place to live, and a new baby.
I understand that money is just a temporary solution, but many of the problems are also temporary. Tyler is just asking for money to help people in these kinds of situations. People who cannot pay a $300 hospital bill, or pay $30 per month for their kids to go to school when their monthly pay is less than $50.
Any help would be appreciated to be able to help these people who have come to Tyler in confidence, embarrassed, to ask for help.
Thank you!
Organizer
Taylor Carpenter
Organizer
Norfolk, NE
