Over the years, the D.O.G.S. have been proud to support a wide range of local charities.
Traditionally, much of our fundraising took place through competitions with other societies, where the game fees collected from the event would be donated to charity.
Today, fundraising also forms part of our regular tournaments. After each round, players are invited to contribute to the D.O.G.S. Charity Barrel, with the money collected over the course of the tournament donated to a charity with a connection to the D.O.G.S. community.
We are very proud to report that, over the years, D.O.G.S. and its members have contributed more than IDR 440,000,000 to worthy causes in Indonesia.
Below is a history of some of the organisations and causes the D.O.G.S. and our members have been proud to support.
Supporting Sumatran Tiger Conservation
Collections from our 2026 Rancamaya Tournament raised IDR 4,800,000, which has been donated to the Sanctuary of Sumatran Tigers Barumun (TSB), an organisation dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and conservation of the critically endangered Sumatran tiger.
The funds will be dispersed through Asian Tigers, whose owner Bill Lloyd is a long-time D.O.G.S. member and supporter. Bill also supports TSB through proceeds from the annual Asian Tigers 45-Hole Challenge & 18-Hole Competition, making this a natural cause for the D.O.G.S. to support.
A big thank you to everyone who contributed at Rancamaya. Your generosity will help support the important work being done to protect one of Indonesia's most iconic endangered species.
Supporting Panti Asuhan Kristen Karena Doa
The 2026 Rod Williams Memorial Charity Scramble raised IDR 15,000,000, which has been donated to Panti Asuhan Kristen Karena Doa in Sawangan.
Established in 1984, the orphanage provides a home, care and support for children while helping prepare them for independent lives and a brighter future. Its guiding vision is simple: “Serve With Love.”
This charity has a particularly meaningful connection to the D.O.G.S. through the late Rod Williams, who supported the orphanage for many years and was instrumental in establishing our relationship with them. It is therefore especially fitting that funds raised at the tournament held in Rod's memory will continue supporting a cause that was important to him.
A huge thank you to everyone who participated in the Rod Williams Memorial Charity Scramble and contributed to the fundraising. It is a wonderful way for the D.O.G.S. to honour Rod's memory while continuing the tradition of helping a cause he cared deeply about.
Supporting Children with Special Needs
Collections from our 2026 Imperial Tournament raised IDR 6,000,000, which has been donated to Yayasan YPAI – Indriya.
Established in 2002, the foundation operates a special needs school in Bogor providing education and a range of therapies for children with autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome and other developmental and physical challenges.
The D.O.G.S. connection to Indriya came through the late Rod Williams and his wife Dewi, who have been long-time supporters of the foundation. Rod introduced the D.O.G.S. to Indriya many years ago, and we are pleased to continue supporting a cause that meant so much to him.
A big thank you to everyone who contributed during the Imperial tournament. Your generosity helps Indriya continue providing valuable education, therapy and support to the children and families they serve.
Supporting Education Through ANZA
Collections from our 2025 Pondok Cabe Tournament raised IDR 7,200,000, which has been donated to the ANZA Student Sponsorship Program.
Established in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, the program began with just 22 students supported by 19 sponsors. Over the years, it has grown considerably and now helps approximately 500 students each school year.
The program provides financial assistance to help disadvantaged Indonesian children attend school and continue their education. It is funded directly through sponsorships rather than ANZA's general social welfare funds, ensuring contributions go specifically towards supporting students.
A big thank you to everyone who contributed during our Pondok Cabe tournament. Your generosity will help give more young Indonesians access to education and the opportunities that come with it.
Supporting Pondok Al Wafa
Collections from our 2025 Permata Sentul Tournament raised IDR 8,036,000, which has been donated to Pondok Al Wafa.
Pondok Al Wafa provides a home, care and education for abandoned children from across Indonesia, giving them a safe and supportive environment in which to grow and learn.
The D.O.G.S. connection to the orphanage comes through its founder, Ibu Ida, a friend of John and Sarah Brown, who also support Pondok Al Wafa privately.
A big thank you to everyone who contributed during the Permata Sentul tournament. Your generosity will help Pondok Al Wafa continue providing care, education and opportunities for the children it supports.
4,400,000 IDR
Donated from our 2025 Rainbow Hills tournament to:
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program
The program was started in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, initially with 22 students sponsored by 19 sponsors, and has grown over the past thirty years to help approximately 500 students per school year. The program provides financial assistance to enable disadvantaged Indonesian children to go to school, and is funded by sponsorship rather than ANZA’s own social welfare funds.
The D.O.G.S. are currently sponsoring 4 children; Sarah, Qisya, Riyan and Zahir. Khairani has both now completed Year 6 and I am delighted to say she has secured a place at a Negeri Junior High school for Year 7, so she will no longer need the support of the program.
6,165,000 IDR
Donated from our Modern 2025 Tournament for:
ISCO Foundation
Indonesian Street Children Organization is active in bringing education to over 2,500 disadvantaged children in Indonesia.
Forty-two (42) are already studying very successfully in different universities this year!
We guarantee a job for every ISCO sponsored child, who reaches graduation at senior high school!
In total, already more than 6000 children went through our education programs!
See more about ISCO at www.iscofoundation.org
Many D.O.G.S. are supporters of this charity playing in charity golf games and attending their networking nights. The founder, Josef Fuchs, played with D.O.G.S. in the early days.
20,000,000 IDR
Donated from 2025 D.O.G.S. & TeeSet Weekend for:
Panti Asuhan Kristen Karena Doa
Orphanage in Sawangan established in 1984.
VISION - Serve With Love
MISSION - Preparing Children's Future To Become Independent Individuals
OBJECTIVE - The goal is to bless and be a blessing to many people
7,565,000IDR
Colletions from Rancamaya 2025 tournament donated to:
Sanctuary of Sumatran Tigers Barumun (TSB)
TSB is an organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of Sumatran tigers. Your participation and support will directly contribute to their vital work in preserving this endangered species.
Funds will be dispersed through Asian Tigers who are connected to the D.O.G.S. through Bill Lloyd, owner of Asian Tigers. Bill is a long time member and supporter of D.O.G.S.; he supports this charity via proceeds from the annual Asian Tigers 45-Hole Challenge & 18-Hole Competition.
7,014,000 IDR
Donated from Imperial 2025 Tournament to:
Charity which was set up back in 2002 and primarily looks at educating children with special needs such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other mental and physical challenges. They operate a special school in Bogor which provides a number of special therapies for such children.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Rod & Dewi Williams who are supporters of this charity.
5,675,000 IDR
Donated from our Gunung Geulis and Pondok Cabe tournaments to:
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program
The program was started in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, initially with 22 students sponsored by 19 sponsors, and has grown over the past thirty years to help approximately 500 students per school year. The program provides financial assistance to enable disadvantaged Indonesian children to go to school, and is funded by sponsorship rather than ANZA’s own social welfare funds.
4,320,000
Donated from Bogor Raya 2024 Tournament for:
Pondok Al Wafa
An orphanage that adopts abandoned children and educates them from throughout Indonesia
Ibu Ida, the founder of Pondok Al Wafa, is a friend of John & Sarah Brown who support this charity privately.
4,000,000 IDR
Donated from Imperial 2024 Tournament to:
Charity which was set up back in 2002 and primarily looks at educating children with special needs such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other mental and physical challenges. They operate a special school in Bogor which provides a number of special therapies for such children.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Rod & Dewi Williams who are supporters of this charity.
30,000,000 IDR
Donated from 2024 D.O.G.S. & TeeSet Weekend to:
Panti Asuhan Kristen Karena Doa
Orphanage in Sawangan established in 1984.
VISION - Serve With Love
MISSION - Preparing Children's Future To Become Independent Individuals
OBJECTIVE - The goal is to bless and be a blessing to many people
This year's donation was used to pay for all of the Jr. High student's education.
5,000,000 IDR
Donated from Rancamaya 2024 tournament to:
Sanctuary of Sumatran Tigers Barumun (TSB)
TSB is an organization dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation, and conservation of Sumatran tigers. Your participation and support will directly contribute to their vital work in preserving this endangered species.
Funds will be dispersed through Asian Tigers who are connected to the D.O.G.S. through Bill Lloyd, owner of Asian Tigers. Bill is a long time member and supporter of D.O.G.S.; he supports this charity via proceeds from the annual Asian Tigers 45-Hole Challenge & 18-Hole Competition.
6,155,000 IDR
Donated from our Modern 2024 Tournament to:
The Fiona Unity Foundation a non profit organisation founded in 2014 to support the Lombok Forgotten Children, Endri’s Foundation on Lombok.
The foundations aim is to have a boots-on-the-ground approach, and always act in the best interests of children. We aim to create lasting solutions to serious illness, poverty and hunger for Indonesia’s most vulnerable children.
The Fiona Unity has been fundraising to establish The House of Hope Center in Lombok, which has been operating since October 2022. A desperately needed center to support the poor, and underprivileged in Lombok and surrounding areas.
4,346,000 IDR
Donated from our Riverside 2024 Tournament for:
ISCO Foundation
Indonesian Street Children Organization is active in bringing education to over 2,500 disadvantaged children in Indonesia.
Forty-two (42) are already studying very successfully in different universities this year!
We guarantee a job for every ISCO sponsored child, who reaches graduation at senior high school!
In total, already more than 6000 children went through our education programs!
See more about ISCO at www.iscofoundation.org
Many D.O.G.S. are supporters of this charity playing in charity golf games and attending their networking nights. The founder, Josef Fuchs, played with D.O.G.S. in the early days.
7,707,000 IDR
Donated from our Pondok Cabe tournament for:
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program
The program was started in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, initially with 22 students sponsored by 19 sponsors, and has grown over the past thirty years to help approximately 500 students per school year. The program provides financial assistance to enable disadvantaged Indonesian children to go to school, and is funded by sponsorship rather than ANZA’s own social welfare funds.
The D.O.G.S. donation of Rp 7,707,000 has funded sponsorships for seven students this year, Qisya, Sarah, Zahir and Riyan, plus three new students, Adel, Irhana and Raisa, whose profiles are attached so you have a little background information about them.
I also have pleasure in sending you everyone's first semester reports and as you can see, they are all getting on very well and achieving excellent grades - in some cases, really outstanding ones! The three new girls are all on track to pass the Elementary School Certificate with high grades, so thank you for supporting them during this important year of their education.
Santi and the team are currently organising the annual stationery distribution for the new school year and they will be visiting the Elementary schools on Wednesday 22 May (At Taqwa) and Thursday 30 May (Esti Bakti) - if you are interesting in joining them, please let me know and I can put you in touch with Santi or Michelle who can make arrangements with you.
With many thanks as always to you and everyone at D.O.G.S. for your amazing support, and sending you best wishes from Glasgow,
Louise Kennedy
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program Coordinator
6,000,000
Donated from Jagorawi 2023 Tournament to:
Pondok Al Wafa
An orphanage that adopts abandoned children and educates them from throughout Indonesia
Ibu Ida, the founder of Pondok Al Wafa, is a friend of John & Sarah Brown who support this charity privately.
5,143,000 IDR
Donated from Permata Sentul 2023 Tournament to:
ISCO Foundation
Indonesian Street Children Organization is active in bringing education to over 2,500 disadvantaged children in Indonesia.
Forty-two (42) are already studying very successfully in different universities this year!
We guarantee a job for every ISCO sponsored child, who reaches graduation at senior high school!
In total, already more than 6000 children went through our education programs!
See more about ISCO at www.iscofoundation.org
Many D.O.G.S. are supporters of this charity playing in charity golf games and attending their networking nights. The founder, Josef Fuchs, played with D.O.G.S. in the early days.
6,000,000 IDR
Donated from Bogor Raya 2023 tournament to:
Animal Sanctuary Trust Indonesia
Non-profit organization operating a rescue center in West Java, Indonesia for trafficked animals belonging to Indonesian protected species. We take care of the animals and get them started on a rehabilitation program so that they can eventually be released back to the wild. We are currently taking care of approximately 80 animals, including cats (Sumatran tigers, leopard cats), primates (gibbons, siamangs and monkeys), birds (eagles, parrots, cassowary birds) and reptiles (crocodiles), all victims of poaching and the illegal pet trade confiscated by the West Java Department of Natural Resources Management or handed over to us by private citizens.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Bill Lloyd who supports this charity via proceeds from the Asian Tigers 45-Hole Challenge & 18-Hole golf tournament which he organizes each year.
5,000,000 IDR
Donated from Rainbow Hills 2023 Tournament for:
The Fiona Unity Foundation a non profit organisation founded in 2014 to support the Lombok Forgotten Children, Endri’s Foundation on Lombok.
Our mission is to build a centre in Mataram for the underprivileged and disabled. This desperately needed centre will be the first of it kind on the island of Lombok and will support the ‘Forgotten People’ with free healthcare, connecting them to Doctors, Surgeries and Specialist. We will also have a disable clinic and rehabilitation centre within this centre complete with a clinic where prosthetics will be measured and fitted free of charge.
We will also supply free accommodation and support to families while patients are receiving treatment.
25,200,000 IDR
Donated from 2023 D.O.G.S. & Tee Set Charity Scramble for:
Panti Asuhan Kristen Karena Doa
Orphanage in Sawangan established in 1984.
VISION - Serve With Love
MISSION - Preparing Children's Future To Become Independent Individuals
OBJECTIVE - The goal is to bless and be a blessing to many people
On May 30, 2023 the D.O.G.S. visited the orphanage to see the kids, deliver toys and boxed lunches. Read about it in our blog.
7,885,000
Donated from Imperial 2023 Tournament to:
Pondok Al Wafa
An orphanage that adopts abandoned children and educates them from throughout Indonesia
Ibu Ida, the founder of Pondok Al Wafa, is a friend of John & Sarah Brown who support this charity privately.
7,667,000 IDR
Donated from Pondok Cabe 2023 Tournament to:
Yayasan YPAI – Indriya
Charity which was set up back in 2002 and primarily looks at educating children with special needs such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other mental and physical challenges. They operate a special school in Bogor which provides a number of special therapies for such children.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Rod & Dewi Williams who are supporters of this charity.
To learn more about YPAI please visit their website.
6,300,000 IDR
Collected from Riverside 2022 tournament for:
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program
The program was started in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, initially with 22 students sponsored by 19 sponsors, and has grown over the past thirty years to help approximately 500 students per school year. The program provides financial assistance to enable disadvantaged Indonesian children to go to school, and is funded by sponsorship rather than ANZA’s own social welfare funds.
Last years donations were enough to cover the education of 7 children. 3 have received their Elementary Certificate and the Kartu Jakarta Pintar (KJP) now covers all their school fees for Junior High.
Sarah, Zahir, Qisya and Riyan will continue at elementary and still require support.
Our donations will cover the cost of last year's returning students and 2 additional students in 2023
6,007,000 IDR
Collected from Bogor Raya 2022 Tournament for:
Tupai Pandai
The charity project Tupai Pandai started in 2017. Tupai Pandai’s main goal is to help educating Indonesian children about the importance of healthy living and also protecting the environment.
Furthermore, Tupai Pandai is getting active when children are hit by natural disasters or other forms of calamity.
Their charity program for 2022 includes:
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Clean water to East Sumba
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School supplies to kids in Flores
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Raise funds for YKAKI, Yayasan Kasih Anak Kanker Indonesia (Semarang)
Om Rob and Bibi Punky used to be active with the D.O.G.S. but are now more into bicycling and raising funds for this charity.
Check out their website at www.tupaipandai.com for more details
6,157,000 IDR
Collected from Imperial 2022 Tournament for:
ISCO Foundation
Indonesian Street Children Organization is active in bringing education to over 2,500 disadvantaged children in Indonesia.
Forty-two (42) are already studying very successfully in different universities this year!
We guarantee a job for every ISCO sponsored child, who reaches graduation at senior high school!
In total, already more than 6000 children went through our education programs!
See more about ISCO at www.iscofoundation.org
Many D.O.G.S. are supporters of this charity playing in their monthly golf game and attending their networking nights. The founder, Josef Fuchs, played with D.O.G.S. in the early days.
7,683,000 IDR
Donation from Rainbow Hills 2022 Tournament to:
Pondok Al Wafa (formerly Yayasan Al Hijrah)
An orphanage that adopts abandoned children and educates them from throughout Indonesia
Ibu Ida, the founder of Yayasan Al Hijrah, is a friend of John & Sarah Brown who support this charity privately.
25,000,000 IDR
Donation from D.O.G.S. & Tee Set & JAWS golf long weekend May 22-24, 2022 at Rancamaya
The Fiona Unity Foundation is a non profit organisation founded in 2014 to support the Lombok Forgotten Children, Endri’s Foundation on Lombok.
Our mission is to build a centre in Mataram for the underprivileged and disabled. This desperately needed centre will be the first of it kind on the island of Lombok and will support the ‘Forgotten People’ with free healthcare, connecting them to Doctors, Surgeries and Specialist. We will also have a disable clinic and rehabilitation centre within this centre complete with a clinic where prosthetics will be measured and fitted free of charge.
We will also supply free accommodation and support to families while patients are receiving treatment.
6,152,000 IDR
Donation from Rancamaya 2022 tournament to:
Animal Sanctuary Trust Indonesia
non-profit organization operating a rescue center in West Java, Indonesia for trafficked animals belonging to Indonesian protected species. We take care of the animals and get them started on a rehabilitation program so that they can eventually be released back to the wild. We are currently taking care of approximately 80 animals, including cats (Sumatran tigers, leopard cats), primates (gibbons, siamangs and monkeys), birds (eagles, parrots, cassowary birds) and reptiles (crocodiles), all victims of poaching and the illegal pet trade confiscated by the West Java Department of Natural Resources Management or handed over to us by private citizens.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Bill Lloyd who supports this charity via proceeds from the Asian Tigers 45-Hole Challenge & 18-Hole golf tournament which he organizes each year.
5,000,000 IDR
Donation from Pondok Cabe 2022 Tournament to:
Yayasan YPAI – Indriya
Charity which was set up back in 2002 and primarily looks at educating children with special needs such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other mental and physical challenges. They operate a special school in Bogor which provides a number of special therapies for such children.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Rod & Dewi Williams who are supporters of this charity.
To learn more about YPAI please visit their website.
7,356,000 IDR
Donation from Modern 2022 tournament to:
ANZA Student Sponsorship Program
The program was started in 1988 by Marilyn Ardipradja, initially with 22 students sponsored by 19 sponsors, and has grown over the past thirty years to help approximately 500 students per school year. The program provides financial assistance to enable disadvantaged Indonesian children to go to school, and is funded by sponsorship rather than ANZA’s own social welfare funds.
Ruth Lajousky brought this worthy program to the D.O.G.S. attention.
5,000,000 IDR
Donation from Rancamaya 2021 tournament to:
Animal Sanctuary Trust Indonesia
non-profit organization operating a rescue center in West Java, Indonesia for trafficked animals belonging to Indonesian protected species. We take care of the animals and get them started on a rehabilitation program so that they can eventually be released back to the wild. We are currently taking care of approximately 80 animals, including cats (Sumatran tigers, leopard cats), primates (gibbons, siamangs and monkeys), birds (eagles, parrots, cassowary birds) and reptiles (crocodiles), all victims of poaching and the illegal pet trade confiscated by the West Java Department of Natural Resources Management or handed over to us by private citizens.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Bill Lloyd who supports this charity via proceeds from a golf tournament he organizes each year.
5,000,000 IDR
Donation from Padang Golf Pangkalan Jati 2021 tournament to:
Yayasan HOG Indonesian Chapter (YHOG)
YHOG is a group of expatriates living in Indonesia which raises money for children to have much needed cleft palate surgeries.
The D.O.G.S. and YHOG have a long history together with many YHOG members also being D.O.G.S. regulars. The D.O.G.S. have been been proudly supporting YHOG since 2014 with regular donations.
6,800,000 IDR
Donation from D.O.G.S. & Tee Set Charity Day May 8, 2021 at Rancamaya
The Fiona Unity Foundation is a non profit organisation founded in 2014 to support the Lombok Forgotten Children, Endri’s Foundation on Lombok.
Our mission is to build a centre in Mataram for the underprivileged and disabled. This desperately needed centre will be the first of it kind on the island of Lombok and will support the ‘Forgotten People’ with free healthcare, connecting them to Doctors, Surgeries and Specialist. We will also have a disable clinic and rehabilitation centre within this centre complete with a clinic where prosthetics will be measured and fitted free of charge.
We will also supply free accommodation and support to families while patients are receiving treatment.
5,000,000 IDR
Donation from Modern 2021 Tournament to:
Yayasan YPAI – Indriya
Charity which was set up back in 2002 and primarily looks at educating children with special needs such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome and other mental and physical challenges. They operate a special school in Bogor which provides a number of special therapies for such children.
The D.O.G.S. are connected through Rod & Dewi Williams who are supporters of this charity.
To learn more about YPAI please visit their website.
5,000,000 IDR
Donation from Riverside 2021 Tournament to:
Yayasan Al Hijrah
An orphanage that adopts abandoned children and educates them from throughout Indonesia
Ibu Ida, the founder of Yayasan Al Hijrah, is a friend of John & Sarah Brown who support this charity privately.
8,720,000 IDR
Donation from Matoa 2020 Tournament to:
ISCO Foundation
Indonesian Street Children Organization is active in bringing education to over 2,500 disadvantaged children in Indonesia.
Forty-two (42) are already studying very successfully in different universities this year!
We guarantee a job for every ISCO sponsored child, who reaches graduation at senior high school!
In total, already more than 6000 children went through our education programs!
See more about ISCO at www.iscofoundation.org
Many D.O.G.S. are supporters of this charity playing in their monthly golf game and attending their networking nights. The founder Josef Fuchs played with D.O.G.S. in the early days.
5,330,000 IDR
Donation from Rainbow Hills 2020 Tournament to:
Tempat Belajar a.k.a Place to Learn
Organized by D.O.G.S. member Riahana "Hana" Ariestya.
Seeing many Anak Jalanan (street kids) begging and selling whatever they could to get by, Hanna and 6 of her co-workers (Alvin, Elsi, Monic, Maya, Icin and Lola) decided they wanted to do something and initially set out to try and randomly help several Anak Jalanan.
Hana and her friends decided they wanted to do something about education as kids should have the chance to be able to read and write in their own language. They believe addressing education is one of the most effective ways to empower kids to build their future or simply to help their community.
To this end ‘Tempat Belajar’ was created with the goal to help get an education for Anak Jalanan. The children are provided books, stationary and a freelance teacher to help them study.
In the beginning all funds came from their own pockets. With more and more Anak Jalanan taking part they have begun looking for donors to help.
8,401,000 IDR
Donation from D.O.G.S. vs JAWS day during round 3 of Permata Sentul 2020 Tournament to:
YHOG
A group of expatriates living in Indonesia and we raise money for families that cannot afford cleft palate surgeries.
2,600,000 IDR
Donation from D.O.G.S. vs POCKSIA day during final round of Pondok Cabe 2020 Tournament to:
YHOG
A group of expatriates living in Indonesia and we raise money for families that cannot afford cleft palate surgeries.
In addition to the donation YHOG hosted a barbecue at the course raising a further 6,400,000 for their charity.
The D.O.G.S. and YHOG have a long history together with many YHOG members also being D.O.G.S. members.
