- NICI and TFI Team Event
- Eighty-five employees of NICI (Nestle Indofood in Indonesia) along with volunteers from TFI visited Pulau Sembilangan to paint the new school building Madrasah Aliyah.
- A Trip to Timor Island
- Angel, a TFI member, along with a dear Korean friend visited Timor Island where they joined TFI Volunteer Nicolas at two orphanages outside Kupang bringing needed supplies of clothing, shoes, school books, bags and supplies, toys, and character building books for the children.
- Reaching Out in Flores in East Indonesia
- For the past four years TFI volunteers have made regular visits to help the people in the villages of West Flores Island.
- Providing Educational Opportunities Along the Indonesian/Timor Leste Border
- In 2007 TFI member, Angel received several phone calls from a friend concerned about the educational need for families along the Indonesian/Timor Leste border. This spurred her concern and with the help of local sponsors TFI members gathered a variety of educational supplies for the schools there.
- TFI Relief Efforts at the Mt. Merapi Volcano Disaster in Central Java
- Several teams of TFI members mobilized just days after the first eruption of the Merapi volcano in central Java to help victims and evacuees of the explosion.
- Jogja Early Learning Seminar
- In March 2010 TFI volunteers conducted three days of seminars near Jogjakarta, Central Java for over 300 preschool (PAUD) teachers.
- Trauma Healing for Earthquake Victims in Padang West Sumatra
- One of the common side-effects of natural disasters such as the massive earthquake in West Sumatra is fear and trauma. Usually the most seriously affected are children, especially those who have lost members of their family, friends, or their homes.
- Kupang Early Learning Seminar
- In May 2009, TFI members, working together with local officials and businessmen, conducted an Early Learning Seminar for over 300 teachers in Kupang in NTT province. Preschool teachers came from over 120 PAUD schools.
- Yogyakarta Earthquake Relief
- In the early morning of May 27, a major earthquake shook the central Java city of Yogyakarta and the surrounding area, claiming more than 5,800 lives and leaving many thousands homeless.
