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Bagi Sama Serata（Stichting BSS） is a Dutch foundation whose core mission is to provide financial support to Indonesian children who are “proven to be poor and motivated to learn,” helping them cover the cost of school or university education. It is not a course platform and does not directly provide educational content; it is closer to an education-focused charitable sponsorship project.
The project supports education-related costs from early childhood through basic education, secondary education, and university. When necessary, it may continue supporting a child throughout their entire education. The text also notes that if a family has almost no income, living assistance may sometimes be provided as well. The organization emphasizes that parents should still bear part of the study costs, in order to maintain a sense of responsibility between the child and the family. The foundation was initiated by Dutch individuals, originating from a fundraising project at a primary school in Vianen in 1999, and was officially established in 2000.
The “price” here is not a course fee but a sponsorship amount. The website states that each sponsor pays €40 or more per year, and other donations are also accepted. The foundation is recognized as an ANBI organization, meaning donations may have tax-deduction implications in the Dutch context. The text also emphasizes that board members do not receive salaries or expense reimbursements, and that aside from postage, bank fees, and Chamber of Commerce-related costs, donations are mainly used for the supported children.
The advantages are that the goal is very clear, the operating model is simple, and the founder’s regular visits to Yogyakarta for checks provide a degree of on-the-ground verification. Its small scale also makes the project easier to manage. The drawbacks are that public information is limited: there is no complete application process, evaluation criteria, annual number of beneficiaries, detailed financial statements, or clear online donation instructions visible. The website is in Dutch, which makes it less accessible for Chinese users.
It is suitable for individuals or families who want to participate in international education charity with a relatively low annual contribution, helping poor Indonesian children continue their schooling. It is not suitable for learners looking for online courses, vocational training, language learning, or certification programs.
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