1. HDI Foundation is a non-profit organization in Indonesia dedicated to providing access to education for underprivileged children since 2005. 2. It operates several programs, including building schools, sponsoring children's education, and teaching training to help break the cycle of poverty through education. 3. Over 1200 children have attended HDIF schools, with 760 currently enrolled across 6 schools built by the Foundation in Indonesia.

2. a lower-middle income* country
*124 of 187 countries (Source: United Nations, Nov 2011)
30.02 million people are in poverty
(Source: Central Bureau of Statistic, March 2011)
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3. 10.3 million do not go to school
(Source: Kompas, Dec 2011)
2.1 million child labours
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4. *227.000 Class rooms are in the condition of severe
*(Source : http://edukasi.kompas.com/read/2011/03/30/1123095/Soal.Sekolah.Rusak.Kita.Keterlaluan.) www.hdifoundation.org
disrepair in Indonesia

5. dedicated to providing access to
education for underprivileged
children in Indonesia since
December 2005
A NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
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6. To break the cycle of Poverty
through education
OUR VISION
To provide children from underprivileged
families access to education so they will
have a better future
Honesty  Sincerity  Integrity  Love
OUR MISSION
OUR VALUE
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7. www.hdifoundation.org
1. “Education is a great equalizer”
2. Charities to “dubious” social
organizations
3. Vision 2010 - Orphanage
4. Loving and Caring for others
Why?

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Fund Allocation USD
Build A School 23.050
Sponsor A Child 11.237
Training Teachers 9.550
School Operations & Maintenance 23.895
Other Social Activities 19.113
Total Social Service Allocation 86.845
Fundraising Allocation 3.340
Management & Administration
Allocation
6.864
Total Donations 97.048
90% of Donations Went to The Cause

9. Locations of HDIF Activities
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10. Organizational Programs
SPONSOR
A CHILD
BUILD
A SCHOOL
TEACH
WITH LOVE VOLUNTEERING
*HDIF programs in accordance with Millennium Development Goals 2015 and
Sustainable Development.
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11. Bubes Wen-Chia - West Biak,
Papua (2007)
Tunas Bangsa - Bantul,
Yogyakarta (2007)
Berkat Bagi Bangsa -
Landak, West Kalimantan
(2008)
Fajriah - Lakatong,
South Sulawesi (2008)
Owi - West Biak,
Papua (2009)
Nyandeisarisa
West Biak, Papua (2009)
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12. MI Al Istiqomah - Pulo
Gadung, Jakarta (2005)
Teluk Naga - Tanggerang,
Banten (2006)
Pangerasan 2 – Cijeruk,
Bogor (2008)
PGRI Palasari - Cijeruk,
Bogor (2012)
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Pangerasan 1 – Cijeruk,
Bogor (2007)

13. 1200 children have attended HDIF schools
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760 children are currently studying in the schools

14. (classroom, library, teachers' room, toilet, tables, chairs, etc)
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School Building USD
 Classroom (7x8m) 9,350
 Teachers’ room (4x8m) 5,445
 Library (3,5x4m) 4,675
 Toilet (1,5x2m) 1,375
 Courtyard (200sqm) 1,100
 Maintenance room (4x7m) 4,950
 A set of child's table & chair 33
 A set of teacher's table & chair 44
 Whiteboard 39

15. 1. Funds in a HDIF school
2. Funds to continue their education
after leaving HDIF school
SPONSORING A CHILD'S EDUCATION IS IN 2 AREAS:
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16. *) Incl. registration & enrollment fee, school fees, study
materials, stationeries, examination
fees, uniforms, school bags & shoes
Academic Monthly* Yearly*
Kindergarten IDR 90.000 IDR 1.080.000
USD 10 USD 120
Primary IDR 135.000 IDR 1.620.000
USD 15 USD 180
Junior High IDR 200.000 IDR 2.400.000
USD 22 USD 264
Senior High IDR 250.000 IDR 3.000.000
USD 28 USD 336
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17. more than 300 teachers have been trained
Objective
1. Improve teachers’ standard of teaching
2. Motivate teachers to teach with Love and compassion
2008 2009 2010 2011
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18.  Funds for training
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19. Sharing
knowledge,
skills and time

20. www.hdifoundation.org
aFootball Field aComputer
a Clothes Donation aReading Materials
aField Trips

21. Donating food
supplements and
nutritious foods to
other charities
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22. Disaster Victim Support
Situ Gintung
Dam Disaster
Earthquake in
Padang, West
Sumatra
Tsunami at
Mentawai
Volcanic
Eruption at
Mount Merapi
Massive
flooding in
Jakarta
Flood relief
efforts
Jakarta
Earthquake at
Yogyakarta
Tsunami Relief
Effort at Aceh
and Nias
Jakarta’s
Flood
Victims in
Bandengan,
West
Jakarta

23. www.hdifoundation.org

24. INDONESIA
Corporate
Trisakti
University Atma Jaya
University
WorldCARE
Rotary Club
Jakarta-Menteng
Yayasan Bina Mandiri
Indonesia
Sandra’s Bell
Foundation & Institution
Member

25. v
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26. Hold/ host a charity event
Donate/ sponsor in cash or in kind
Volunteering
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(in partnership with HDI Foundation)
such as: exhibitions, auctions, charity
night, art shows, concert, etc.
share knowledge in sports, art & craft,
dance, health, music, etc) with the
children or help in our activities.

27. For more information, please contact:
HDI FOUNDATION
Red Top Square Block C8,
Jl. Pecenongan Raya No. 72, Jakarta 10120
Phone: +62 21 3500128 Fax: +62 21 3505024
Email: contactus@hdifoundation.org
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