Every opportunity starts with someone choosing to care.
A single act may feel small. In the right hands, it can become a book, a lesson, a safe space, or a reason for a child to keep going.
Youth-led · Surabaya, Indonesia · Est. 2026
Small acts of care.
Lasting opportunities.
Clover Care is a non-profit initiative founded by Indonesian students studying at universities across the globe. We bring people, ideas, and resources together to help children grow through education.
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Starting in Surabaya, built to grow through a global student community.
A student-led movement
Founded across borders
Rooted in Indonesia
2026
Year founded
Global
Student network
Surabaya
Home base
Education
Primary focus
Clover Care · A story in motion
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Indonesian students, connected by one shared responsibility.
Clover Care brings together perspectives, skills, and networks from universities around the world—then directs them back home.
We listen first, then build what is genuinely useful.
Our programs are designed with local partners in Surabaya: practical, measurable, transparent, and ready to improve.
Care becomes trust. Trust becomes lasting opportunity.
This is only the first chapter. We intend to grow carefully, publish what we learn, and earn every step of your support.
Why Clover Care exists
Opportunity should not depend on where a child starts.
Our story
Clover Care began in 2026 as a shared idea among Indonesian students studying in different parts of the world: knowledge, networks, and opportunities gained abroad should create meaningful impact back home.
Our mission
We aim to support children and learning communities through practical educational programs, thoughtful partnerships, and transparent student-led fundraising.
Our approach
We begin locally in Surabaya, listen before acting, collaborate with trusted community partners, and build programs that can be measured, improved, and responsibly expanded.
Our values
Care is more than kindness. It is how we work.
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Listen first
Programs begin with real community needs, not assumptions.
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Stay transparent
Supporters deserve clear information about funds and outcomes.
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Grow together
Students, volunteers, schools, and communities share ownership.
Planned programs
Simple initiatives designed for meaningful impact.
Our first programs are being developed with local partners in Surabaya. Details below are initial concepts and can be updated as the organization grows.
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Coming soon
Learning Starter Kits
Curated school supplies, books, and learning materials distributed through trusted schools and community partners.
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In development
Student Learning Circles
Small-group sessions led by volunteers, covering literacy, creativity, confidence, and practical learning skills.
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Future program
Global Student Mentorship
Connecting Indonesian university students abroad with younger learners through inspiring, age-appropriate virtual sessions.
Our first chapter
Building carefully, from the ground up.
Clover Care is at the beginning of its journey. Rather than presenting invented impact numbers, we want this website to grow alongside real programs, documented outcomes, and community feedback.
See our transparency commitment →
Phase 01 · 2026
Form the founding team
Establish values, roles, identity, and operating principles.
Phase 02
Listen to local partners
Identify realistic needs with schools and community groups.
Phase 03
Launch the first program
Start small, measure clearly, and publish a transparent update.
Phase 04
Grow responsibly
Expand only when the model is useful, trusted, and sustainable.
People behind the mission
A global student team, united by home.
Meet the organizing committee behind Clover Care. University and country details can be added once each member's profile is finalized.
GL
Head Coordinator
Gloria Valerie Lim
Zhejiang University · China
VW
Education Coordinator
Valerie Ivanna Wen
University of New South Wales (UNSW) · Australia
PH
Design Coordinator
Phrisca
Stanford University · USA
EC
Activities & Engagement Coordinator
Eugenia Caitlin
Cambridge University · China
CS
Design Coordinator
Christalin Maeko Sumarno
University of Torronto · Canada
Our commitment
Trust should be built into every donation.
As Clover Care begins operating, this section can become a public record of fundraising totals, program expenses, partner organizations, receipts, and impact reports.
✓ Clear program budgets before fundraising
✓ Documented use of donated funds
✓ Regular project and impact updates
✓ Responsible handling of beneficiary information
Transparency dashboard
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Launch Report
Funds raised
To be published
Program spending
To be published
Beneficiaries reached
To be published
Latest update
2026 launch
Support Clover Care
Help us turn care into opportunity.
Every contribution can help fund learning materials, community activities, and the responsible development of our first programs. Donations can be transferred directly to Bank BCA using the verified account details provided here.
Important
Please verify the account details through Clover Care's official contact before transferring.
Transfer to Bank BCA
Account holder
Gloria Valerie Lim
Account number
2587779885
Please confirm the recipient name and account number before completing your transfer, and keep your payment receipt for reference.
After completing your transfer
Please send your proof of transfer to our contact person, Valerie Lim, via WhatsApp so our team can verify your donation. Thank you for supporting Clover Care.
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Official contact
Valerie Lim · +62 815-1066-4476
Instagram · @clovercare_idn
Be part of the beginning
There is more than one way to care.
Frequently asked
Questions before you support us?
These answers can be refined as Clover Care's legal and operational structure is finalized.
Clover Care is a student-led non-profit initiative founded in 2026 by Indonesian students studying at universities around the world, with its home base in Surabaya.
Donations are intended to support approved educational programs, learning materials, community activities, and necessary implementation costs. Formal reports should be published as projects begin.
Yes. The model is designed to let Indonesian students and friends around the world contribute through skills, mentoring, fundraising, partnerships, and communications.
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