UnleashPowerForThePeople
"where we make a differnce in the world"
MadaniaChapter
Help Us Save The World
Madania School is located in Bogor, Indonesia and is our second
school Partner! They are a progressive Indonesian school that
serves grades 1 through 12.
Their students not only work on their studies, but also have the
interests of a better world in which both the environment is greener
and poverty is eliminated. They are truly a beacon that shines on
this planet and invite all to join them on their efforts.
Madania School is located in Bogor, Indonesia and is our second
school Partner! They are a progressive Indonesian school that
serves grades 1 through 12.
Their students not only work on their studies, but also have the
interests of a better world in which both the environment is greener
and poverty is eliminated. They are truly a beacon that shines on
this planet and invite all to join them on their efforts.
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| Welcome!!! Unleash Power For the People Foundation welcomes all of the wonderful students at Madania Progressive Indonesian School! |
We Help In Our Own Way
Because of the range of ages, we have projects that range in scope.
From science experiments, essay contests, and information drives
for the older students to drawings and simple messages from the
young, we are devoted to excellence.
Come join us and explore how together we can work to make the
WORLD a better place for all!
Because of the range of ages, we have projects that range in scope.
From science experiments, essay contests, and information drives
for the older students to drawings and simple messages from the
young, we are devoted to excellence.
Come join us and explore how together we can work to make the
WORLD a better place for all!
Our first community Benquet
Community Partners is a
farming community located in
the mountains of Benquet,
Philippines. It is 1833 meters
or 6000 feet above sea level
and cold cold cold (watch
video below)
Community Partners is a
farming community located in
the mountains of Benquet,
Philippines. It is 1833 meters
or 6000 feet above sea level
and cold cold cold (watch
video below)
