After the Sept. 9–10, 2025, floods in Bali — 18 dead, 5 missing, thousands+ displaced — IDEP stands with communities to deliver food, clean water, medical care, sleeping mats, and school supplies. Donate now to bring immediate relief and build resilience

Through "Trees for Bali: Grow a Tree, Save Our Bali", we're restoring Bali’s green spaces through community-led tree adoption. With your support, each tree planted helps heal the land, empower locals, and preserve Bali’s cultural soul.

This Eid, let’s turn our missed lunches into meaningful giving! IDEP Foundation is raising Rp 21,000,000 to provide Eid Gift Parcels for 20 single mothers in Bali, ensuring they can celebrate with dignity and joy. A little from us means the world to them.

IDEP's emergency response will support 249 families in East Flores, Indonesia, affected by the eruption. Your support will enable us to provide for their basic needs in emergency situations and protect their lives.

IDEP's emergency response program will support 216 fishing families in Banjar Pebuahan affected by abrasion and high waves due to the climate crisis. We will provide evacuation, supplies, and infrastructure to protect lives and livelihoods.

in the Indonesian province of Bali, 60% of water catchments are drying up and saltwater is entering its aquifers. Help us to turn this critical situation around by doing aquifer recharge and investing in long-term freshwater resilience.

After Semeru eruption, community affected need to face a tense situation with lack of electricity and volcanic ash. In that darkness, some communities were isolated due to cold lava floods, which closed access to distribution and evacuation. They need us!

Your support, for families affected by a magnitude 4.8 earthquake that hit Bali on October 16, is needed urgently. We are collecting supports to help them meet their daily basic needs during hard times in evacuation. Kindly donate now to ease their burden

We need your help to provide urgent needs for families in Lembata and Adonara islands, Eastern Indonesia. Rainstorms, flash flooding, and landslides have severely hit them on April 3rd, 2021. Now they are surviving with very limited resources left.

Due to the earthquake with magnitude 6.2 that hit West Sulawesi on January 15, 2021, we need your help to provide urgent needs for families in the Majene district. There are four still-isolated villages in the district. No sufficient aid has reached them.