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Tax File Number: | 888 118 426 | |
ABN: | 97 562 887 842 | |
WA Charities Licence No: | 20951 | |
Incorporation Date: | 2nd September 2008 | |
Deductible Gift Recipient Granted: | 16th December 2009 | |
Bank Account Details: | ANZ South Perth | |
BSB 016-452 Account # 480624364 |
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Postal Address: |
4 Wagtail Pass Joondalup WA 6027 |
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ABOUT THE BPPAI
The Association was incorporated in September 2008 and has rigorously complied with State and Federal Government regulations controlling its conduct since it was formed. The Association is particularly fastidious about compliance, given the history of a previous organisation with a similar name, the Bali Peace Park Foundation (NSW) of which there is unequivocally no connection, unfortunately however, the BPPAI is on occasions quite incorrectly interpreted by some as being the same organisation.
The main focus of the BPPAI has been firstly to secure the site and then undertake a fundraising campaign to assist meeting the cost of the land purchase and the construction of the Peace Park and Museum development.
The Bali Peace Park and Museum project is being driven by the BPPAI but is not just for Australians.
It is also for the Balinese victims, their families, and the people of Bali.
It is for the 22 nations of other victims.
It will be available for people of all nations, to honour not only victims of the Bali bombings, but victims of any event, or occurrence that obstructs world peace and the right to live our lives without threat.
It is simply a place to reflect on what may have been, and what could be.
Total deaths from both Bali bombings is 202 which includes 88 Australians with hundreds more injured.
To put this into perspective, considering the death toll and injury toll, hundreds of families have been affected directly.
Add to this number the relatives of the victims, add further to the number, their network of friends, their sporting clubs, their team mates, then there are the communities that these victims came from and surviving victims are apart of, and the number of Australians affected by these events could conceivably run into the millions.
This figure can be multiplied many times over taking into account the other 21 nations involved.
The Bali Peace Park Association Inc remains committed to this project and looks forward to achieving the desired outcome in the near future.
The BPPAI is assisting the widows of the Bali Bombings by selling their book "Bali Widows" in Australia. The book which is the first of a trilogy describes the pain and suffering the widows went through in the aftermath of the 2002 Bali Bombings, and how their lives where changed forever.
If you would like to purchase a book please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.