Financial Overview

Yayasan Senyum Bali is proud to report its financial summary for 2010. The financial summary presented below represents the income and expenditure for the accounts of the Yayasan Senyum Bali. The accounts  are reported here in Indonesian Rupiah.Our thank you to all friends and supporters

January to December 2010
Yayasan Senyum Bali
Year 2010
Income
Income Donations
Donations Commercial Organizatons 146.383.599
Donations Community Organizations 409.314.989
Donations Individuals 150.410.059
Donations Rotary Clubs 77.325.238
Smile Train 671.701.230
Fundraising Benefits by Third -
Government Grants
Total Income Donations 1.455.135.115

Other Income

Donation Goods Sales  at Smile Shops 223.954.550
Interest on Bank Accounts 9.469.401
Currency Gain/Loss 96.463
Total Income Other 233.520.414
Total Income 1.688.655.529

Patient Related Expenses

Expenses Cleft Patients 587.075.525
Expenses  Craniofacial/other than Cleft Patients 445.465.182
Expenses  Running Smile House 51.102.462
Expenses for Medical Expertise Training (doctor) 54.345.800
Expenses Smile Bus 3.812.200
Bankcharges & Misc. Patient related Expenses 19.401.839
TOTAL Patient Related Expenses 1.161.203.008

Fixed Expenses

Smile House Expenses
Smile House Employees 174.333.524
Smile House Admin Expenses 70.245.741
Total Smile House Expenses 244.579.265

Total Shop Expenses

61.688.438

Total Depreciations

65.986.541

Total Fixed Expenses

372.254.244

Net Surplus Year 2010

155.198.277

News Events

Rescued Smiles, Rescued Lives

March 2007 / Bali Advertiser By Ibu Kat There’s a shadow behind the bright smiles of bali’s children. For about every 600 live births in Indonesia, one baby will be born with a cleft lip or cleft palate. The cause isn’t known, but malnutrition and lack of folic acid in the mother’s diet may be [...]

Patient Stories

Gede Gandiva Pangestu

Gede was born in Singaraja, Bali November 2010 as the first born child. Right after his birth, his parents found that their son suffered with disabilities, a cleft lip. Due to being in the lower economy class, the family did not have the funds to cover their son’s operation. Gede’s parents brought him to Rumah [...]

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