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Early 2008 - DEVA Fundraising Bazaar

DEVA will be holding a fundraising bazaar in March in Pettitingat. Now’s the time to clean out! We will accept any items that can be sold.  All monies collected go to help our children’s and women’s projects. Phone or email us for more information at  info@devaindonesia.org / tel. (62) 361 7969162

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December 2007 - Donations from Singapore

Farahdian of Singapore generously provided pens, paper and books to the children sponsored by DEVA and for our rural library. Many thanks from all the DEVA team!! There were lots of very happy little faces when we gave them your gifts.

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December 2007 - Donations from Chille

A big thank you to Cecile for donating clothing to DEVA. We distribute secondhand and end of season/stock to needy women and children in Bali and NTB.  

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November 2007 - Helping Hands from Canggu School

When Sophie from Canggu School heard her mother talking about the North Bali DEVA children’s project they wanted to know more. After they saw photos of some of the children they felt very sad for them but they decided to help.

Sophie got very excited. She decided to go and meet the children themselves and give them their donations. Sophie’s mother Cassandra was happy to help. She decided they would all go to visit the North Bali children.

The night before their trip Sophie helped her mother pack the books, toys and clothes into boxes. She was very happy that the things that she didn’t need anymore would be loved and played with by children that really needed them.

The very next day Sophie and her mother, Cassandra, went with Indra from DEVA tommet the children and to find out for themselves where their gifts would go. They visited the Learning Centre and Library supported by DEVA. They gave their books and games to Kadek who manages the centre. He and the children in the library were thrilled to meet the girls and to have new books to read.

Sophie also visited one of the children who is supported by DEVA. Her name is Putu. She is just a bit older than them. She was was very sad to see the house that she lived in with 10 other people and to hear that she sews bags to pay for her own school fees. When she heard that Putu had just got a sponsor from DEVA to pay for her to go to school they were a happier. Sophie gave her some nice presents. Putu was happy too.

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