From community clean-ups to cultural celebrations, explore the stories and milestones shaping COCO Social Fund's journey in Bali.
Nasi jinggo for fuel queues: COCO Social Fund and Ajik Bobby handed out meals and drinks to Bali drivers after five days of long lines.
Little Farmers COCO Social Fund took Cepaka Village children through the rice fields around Kimnara Space to learn how rice is planted, October 17, 2026.
Free drinks for fuel queues: COCO Social Fund and Kimnara Space showed care for drivers waiting hours during Bali's fuel shortage.
Waste to Worth's second edition at Coco Lifestyle Resort taught 17 first-timers to turn pyrolysis carbon residue into resin pots.
Door-to-door aid October 2026: COCO Social Fund and RB Respect visited about 25 households in Kaba-Kaba, Tabanan, house by house.
The Puskesmas Kediri 1 Health Check at Kimnara Space screened COCO Social Fund, Cepaka Learning Center, and Kimnara Space staff among the rice fields.
The Literacy Class Assessment at SDN Cepaka maps each grade 1-3 student's reading level one by one, so every child gets the right support.
The Universitas Warmadewa visit to Cepaka Learning Center let academics study plastic-to-fuel pyrolysis technology up close.
Cepaka Waste Journey took SMP Kalam Kudus Bali students through 4 learning stops, from waste sorting to circular economy, passport in hand.
Grand Opening Kimnara Space unfolded through Launch Night "Sunset to Last Set," kicked off by the offbeat You Merry Me street campaign in Canggu.
