Covid-19 outbreak | Support free food, hygiene kits and information for the population affected
$30 | I Act for 9 meals & sanitary kits
$50 | I Act for 30 meals & sanitary kits
$80 | I Act for 47 meals & sanitary kits
$100 | I Act for 60 meals & sanitary kits
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Fundraising for the causes you care about!
Let our creativity run wild, stay human, join hands to help as many people as possible!
Whether to fund creative, cultural, humanitarian, solidarity projects and many others, the Fair Future Foundation created this Social Crowdfunding platform. Welcome on Action for Fair Future!
Action for Fair Future is dedicated to providing help, support, logistical and social advice, visibility to all official organisations that need it. Your Action for Fair Future platform will help you develop your own actions, those that you will dedicate to humans and humanity.
With Action for Fair Future, even small project holders have the opportunity to appeal to donations. We create Action for Fair Future allow public institutions, not-for-profit organisations, but also groups of young people with a common goal and individuals with a social project, carrying projects, to exhibit their actions and projects and conduct their own campaigns.
You will be the leader of your project, you will be the “Project Manager”. We will help you implement your fundraising campaign in a precise and guided manner and you will definitely be a part of your project.
Thank you for supporting one or causes and thank you for being one of those who make a change!
Our 4 last gifts received on Action for Fair Future
Léa Wettstein
CHF 50.67Camille Diserens
$80.00Anonymous
CHF 103.29Julian Lusardi
$51.80Take care Alex
The causes that we highlight - Vital emergencies -Â Ongoing actions!
This project started, it will run until the March 31st, 2020!
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Covid-19 outbreak | Support free food, hygiene kits & infos!
COVID-19 outbreak, Kawan Baik & Fair Future Foundation are taking basic level action to help local communities who're impacted on their health & on a socio-economic level. Public health should come 1st, economics can come later. But until now the government put the economical consideration first.
We must rebuild as soon as possible. School resumes in
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Rebuild the Mbinu Ndita’s School, destroyed by a storm!
December 20, 2019. The school composed of two parallel classrooms in Mbinu Ndita (East Sumba), collapsed caused by a storm. Fair Future will help the village, the kids, the teachers to rebuild the two classrooms, then more than 50 kids ages from 8 to 10yo, will go back to school.
Act to equip the villages of Sumba with a first aid kit!
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Help us to provide one first aid kit per School and Village!
When first aid kit can be accessed easily, ensure that the people around it are safe. As part of our actions in East Sumba, when the basic needs for access to basic health care are not met, we start simple actions. Learning to treat minor injuries not to become more serious injuries!
Let’s talk about, discussion groups, forums!
“There are many of us who work to eat today, we can’t work from home “. A street vendor in Denpasar
COVID-19 outbreak - Read More
In response to the evolution of the COVID-19 outbreak, Kawan Baik Indonesia Foundation and Fair Future Foundation are taking basic level action to help local communities who are impacted on their health and on the socio-economic level. Public health should come first, economics can come later. But until now the government put the economical consideration first.
FFF, KBI, Friends, and Partners will support the community with daily-income affected by the epidemic of the COVID-19 by giving some healthy, nutritious foods, sanitary kits and information about the virus. The program is intended for street vendors, microscale, etc…
That is a fact that more than half of the population in Indonesia are daily-income residents working in the informal sector. The Central Statistics Agency (BPS) noted that the informal sector dominates employment in Indonesia. In February 2019, there were 74 million people aged 15 years and over who worked in the informal sector, while only 55.3 million people are working in the formal sector.
The effects of poverty on children especially when young people don’t receive full educations
Effects of poverty on children - Read more!
The effects of poverty on children are wide-reaching and can lead to lifelong struggles, especially when young people don’t receive full educations…
Poverty and education are inextricably linked, because people living in poverty may stop going to school so they can work, which leaves them without literacy and numeracy skills they need to further their careers.
Their children, in turn, are in a similar situation years later, with little income and few options but to leave school and work.
Children living in poverty face many barriers to accessing an education. Some are obvious -like not having a school to go to- while others are more subtle, like the teacher at the school not having had the training needed to help children learn effectively.
Increasing access to education can improve the overall health and longevity of a society, grow economies, and even combat climate change.
Improve education programs. There is 1,000 ways to create economic opportunities
1,000 ways to create opportunities - Read more!
Improve education programs, install light to study or work. There is 1,000 ways to create economic opportunities…
Growth can generate virtuous circles of prosperity and opportunity. Even low growth will allow parents to pay for their children’s education or to take care of themselves, for example.
This growth offers opportunities for work and lucrative activities in order to eat better, sleep better and be able to afford medical care, and sometimes even to have fun!
Creating jobs is a huge global challenge. Over 200 million people worldwide are unemployed, many of them are very young. Two billion working-age adults (mainly women) remain outside the labour force. Of course, Indonesia is not to be outdone with the 4th world population!
The population rapidly increasing in Indonesia, hundreds of thousands of additional jobs will be created over the next 15 years.
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Does your project relate to these themes? So let's work together for a different world! Submit your project here, and now!
Action for Fair Future themes extends through the development of actions related to improving living conditions, women's health, support for pregnancies among minors. Access to drinking water and electricity using renewable energy sources such as wind, air and water. Improvement of tools allowing access to better education, school supplies, school safety and feeling joy while studying. And of course, everything that directly or indirectly affects access to basic health and medical care for all.
If your project is related to one of these big universal problems, then join us and together, let's work to develop your cause. Start your Project Here and Now Kawan!
Actions we work on together!
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the number of people we help/year and increase!
projects supported by the foundation and counting!
Léa Wettstein
CHF 50.67Camille Diserens
$80.00
Anonymous
CHF 103.29Julian Lusardi
$51.80Take care Alex
Zita Piras
CHF 51.80Ayu Setia Wardani
Rp988.962,23Together we can do this. Stop spreading infection and increase empathy around.
Laurent Edin
€103,27Being human is given but keeping our humanity is a choice. Thank you for all you do Alex!
Philippe Lautier
$205.00Andrew Krauss
$300.00catherine delachenal
€261,98Alban Delachenal
£86.98Anonymous
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