It was my great pleasure yesterday to film the delivery of Sundaya solar kits to a group of 200 Balinese evacuees who have been displaced by the volcano.
Fundraising for Bali
Myself and 
You can see the 3min film which documents our day at the evacuation camp below or on DTube. It was made as my way of saying thank you to Steemit and to spread this message out into the world so that others will learn that this is so much more than just a social media platform.
Thank you specifically to the people who voted & donated 🙏🏻
I will list you all at the bottom of this post.
A thank you must also go to Sundaya for providing such a fabulous range of inexpensive, practical products.
Everyone should have one of these kits in their life!
Check out more of the product range HERE
The account
When the remainer is powered down we will spend this on further solar kits. And after the Bali crisis is over the account will be made available for whoever needs it for the next good cause. The banner can be easily adjusted to fit the campaign and the name is generic enough to fit all charity situations.
In time this will become an account with many followers and a decent rep, giving it a better chance at doing what it is designed to do.
This is a shot from the invoice showing exactly how your Steem & SBD was spent. The SBD price was high when we did the BTC exchange so we were able to buy more kits than expected.
The following sequence of shots shows the journey from Steemit to happy Balinese people with a technology which will not only help them in these difficult times, but will also change their lives forever.
How did we choose who to give the solar kits to?
We looked at three potential camps with limited or no power and decided on this one to be the appropriate size for the number of kits we were providing.
We selected one man to be the holder of these kits, distributing them fairly amongst his group and more importantly deciding who gets to keep them when they go home.
The Banjar
We trust him to do this job because he is the head of the Banjar for his area. The Banjar are a cross between the police and community leaders. They are respected members of the community who have the authority to beat you to death with sticks if they deem fit! Thankfully this doesn't seem to happen too often.
The man in the baseball cap beneath is the Banjar leader we entrusted with the kits.
Here you can see
Thank you
I met this young man when I first moved to Bali two years ago and it has been such a pleasure getting to know him. He has helped me a great deal with this project and I strongly suggest you follow and support him. He is incredibly wise for his age and I can only imagine what a wonderful life he has in store for him.
I particularly enjoy the way he protects his anonymity here on Steemit. Bringing me a little pleasure every time I see his big smiling crazy-eyed robot face.
Good news for Bali
You may not be aware but the airport has been reopened here due to some strong winds taking the ash cloud away from us suddenly. My home in central Ubud has plastic on the windows now and special filters for our drinking water (which is rain water) but currently there is no sign of ash settling on the leaves of plants.
An important journey for my soul
I have never before taken on a project like this one and can only say that I have thoroughly enjoyed it. It is easy to foget how lucky we are in the western world and turn a blind eye to the hardships being experienced by those less fortunate.
Doing this has helped ground me and put my life back into perspective again.
I feel as if I can leave this island knowing now that a little piece of me will remain here forever.
It is my intention to continue travelling the world after this, always doing my best to bring light to those in darkness. It is my belief there is no greater calling than this... and that which we give out always comes back to us in spades!
SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE VOTED & DONATED
Here you can see those who have donated (in no particular order):
Here you can see those who have voted generously on the
Please forgive me if I have forgotten anyone. If you think I have left you off the list just let me know in the comments below.
Thanks again everyone for making this such a successful campaign! The account is still accepting donations if you feel like helping the people of Bali a little more 🌴
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?Currently based in Bali he travels with his partner & two children. With no bank account he has been living on STEEM & crypto for over six months.
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The Bali Volcano Crisis
If you have a moment please check out the
Mount Agung erupted a 2nd time with force on the 25th November, sending an ash cloud 1,500m into the sky and we will be watching it closely over the next few weeks.
This is what it currently looks like.
Those of us in Bali are working hard to raise money to buy the evacuees solar power & water filters LEARN MORE HERE and we deeply appreciate any help we can get.
