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Red N Se Foundation Annual Report 2015 RED N SE FOUNDATION ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Annual Report 2015 | Page 1 Yayasan Hidung Merah is a registered Table of Contents non-profit organization based in Jakarta, The Red Nose Story.............................................................................................4 Indonesia. Red Nose Foundation is also a registered Letter from the Executive Director....................................................................5 non-profit in America and is a 501(c)3 A Year’s Reflection and Ovation Tax Exempt Organization. Red Nose In Number 2015..................................................................................6 Donations to Red Nose Foundation can 2015 Sponsors and Supporters............................................................................7 be made by bank transfer to the following accounts: The Red Nose Team..............................................................................................8 Bank Mandiri Creative Education Advocacy Account Name: Yayasan Hidung Merah Red Nose Program.............................................................................................10 Account number: 122-00-0548439-2 SWIFT Code: BMRIIDJA Developing Inner Strength through Social Circus.........................................12 Bank Address: Jakarta Wisma Metropoli- Applied Science and Visual Arts.................................... .................................14 tan I, Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 29 Jakarta 12920 Learning Music, Soccer, Life, and Dreams.....................................................16 Bank Central Asia (BCA) English and Vocational Training.....................................................................17 Account Name : Yayasan Hidung Merah Journey Around the Globe Account Number : 291-1781-788 SWIFT Code : CENAIDJA Traveing the World through Circus.................................................................18 Bank Address : Mingalabar Myanmar.........................................................................................19 Bank Central Asia (BCA) KCU Pondok Indah, Wisma BCA Pondok Indah Dedi Purwadi’s American Circus Trip.............................................................20 Jl. Metro Pondok Indah no.10 Ton Channa Journeys to Jakarta.......................................................................21 Jakarta 12310 The World of Social Circus................................................................................22 Wells Fargo Bank Account Name : Red Nose Foundation Red Nose Showtime! Account Number : 171-2320-322 2015 Fun-Raising Event......................................................................................23 SWIFT Code : WFBIUS6S Performance Troupe Performs Across Jakarta.................................................24 RED NOSE FOUNDATION 8th Annual Community Circus.........................................................................36 Jalan Pondok Hijau 2 #33-35 Pondok Indah 12310 - Jakarta Projects - Upgrading the Red Nose http://www.rednosefoundation.org [email protected] North Jakarta Community Center for Children.............................................28 Governance and Transparancy Connect with the Red Nose Foundation Financial Statement 2015...................................................................................29 on Twitter, Facebook, Board of Directors..............................................................................................31 Instagram and Flickr Cover picture: Red Nose Performance Troupe performing in Mahabandoola Park in Yangon, Myanmar, as part of the week-long International Juggling Festival 2015 Page 2 | Red Nose Foundation Transcending Boundaries Through Play Red Nose Foundation’s mission is to support the educational and personal development of children living in underprivileged circumstances and to promote the empowerment of youth through arts while assisting them to become positive contributors to society. Red Nose Foundation strives to be a pioneering creative force behind education advocacy and rehabilitation. Red Nose Foundation offers a safe place for children to explore, experiment, and get educated. Annual Report 2015 | Page 3 THE RED NOSE STORY Red Nose Foundation (RNF), or Yayasan Hidung Merah, is a non-profit arts and education outreach organization based in Jakarta, Indonesia. Established in 2008, the foundation works to help local undepririvileged kids build their dreams. urrently the foundation operates two learn- As the foundation continues to grow, the public aware- ing centers across Greater Jakarta: one in a ness of its program continues to increase, as does the poor fishermen community in Cilincing on foundation’s reputation. Currently, the foundation is well Cthe shores of North Jakarta and the other in a trash known among a number of communities in Jakarta and of- scavengers’ slum in Bintaro Lama, South Jakarta. ten attracts the attention of local and international media. In these two learning centers, the foundation provides more In the international scene, Red Nose Foundation has es- tablished partnerships with circus organizations across the than 75 hours of arts and education classes for 300 under- globe. As a founding member of the Asian Social Circus privileged children every week. With a curriculum of cre- Association (ASCA), with members spanning from Kabul atively collaborated arts and traditional education topics, the to Canberra, the foundation is concerned with the capaci- children are offered a hands-on, tactile experience in learn- ty development of social circus organizations across Asia. ing, which results in more comprehensive understanding The foundation believes that social circus can be effectively and a sustained knowledge base. Even beyond the children’s used to help empower underprivileged children across Asia newfound command of their studies, they come away from through developing self-reliance, confidence, trust, and ul- Red Nose classes with increased self-confidence, heightened timately building happiness and hope for a better future. creativity and the courage to dream. In 2016 and beyond, the foundation aims to expand In order to achieve its goal of children protection and to im- ever more and increase its impact on the lives of un- prove the quality of life for underprivileged children and the derprivileged children in Jakarta. Within the first six communities in white they reside, RNF has developed three months of the year, the development of the North Ja- fundamental pillars to assist the many different aspects of karta Community Center for Children will be complete a child’s educational journey, and in turn, a child’s well-be- and RNF will move into this new purpose-built facility. ing. The three pillars serve as the foundational structure for The two-story building will host four class- RNF’s outreach are the Arts and Education Outreach Pro- rooms, a library, a computer lab, a staff room, gram, the Formal Education System Support Program, and and a 125m2 gymnasium for circus training. the Hidung Merah Performance Troupe. Through these pillar programs, RNF has reached more In 2016, the foundation will embark on several internation- than 100,000 children and their families since the or- al trips, including a trip to international circus festival in ganization’s inception In 2015, the Arts and Education Cambodia and intensive training courses across the globe. Outreach Program had 262 participants, 99 full scholar- With the support of its sponsors and support- ships and 250 partial scholarships were successfully se- ers, RNF will continue to provide children with a cured and implemented, and the Hidung Merah Perfor- safe and nurturing environment to explore new pos- mance Troupe performed for more than 8,000 audience. sibilities, experiment, get educated, and have fun. Page 4 | Red Nose Foundation Letter from the Executive Director Dear Friends, Eight years ago I set off to Indonesia to give something back to Indonesia in the form of a three-month performance tour to bring levity and laughter to children living in the slums. Not long after the tour ended, I started devising a plan to re- turn to Indonesia and build an organization that could make a real difference in the lives of underprivileged children. I was joined by my two partners, Dedi and Renny, who helped develop, manage and improve Red Nose Foundation, so that it could touch the lives of more than 100,000 children across Indonesia’s vast archipelago. As I watch Red Nose Foundation grow, increasing its outreach capacity, developing new programs and bringing on new team members, I try to continuously evaluate the sustainability of the organization and its efforts. I believe there are three main components to an organization’s sustainability and indepen- dence: the relevance of its programs, the strength of its team and the reliability of its financial structure. For the last several years, we’ve worked to improve these three areas of sustain- ability, and I’m proud to report that growth is progressing at a strong pace. Red Nose has solidified its methodology of art-based ed- ucation, currently offering four programs to hundreds of In 2016, the doors to our North Jakarta Community Cen- children in North and South Jakarta. Personal development ter for Children will finally open. The process has been skills are taught through the circus arts in our Social Circus trying, but with the support of a great field team, we have program, science is taught through visual arts and hands on finally prevailed. Construction began during the first experiments
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