About Us
Our Story
The Bali Cultural Association USA (“BCA-USA”) is a non-governmental, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting Bali cultural heritage and fostering the social development of the Bali people of the North West Region of Cameroon, Africa. BCA-USA draws its membership from all persons of Bali Nyonga heritage and friends of BCA-USA. The objectives of BCA-USA are to:
- Preserve, promote and propagate the Bali Culture
- Create a forum through which all Bali people and their friends can come together and get acquainted.
- Disseminate information about cultural activities in Bali and those organized by the association.
- Create a medium for the discussion of issues affecting Bali people in Bali, the United States and the diaspora as a whole.
- Encourage Bali people in the United States to be good residents of their host country.
- Carry out any other legitimate activity ancillary to the association’s purposes.
To achieve its objectives, BCA-USA consistently collaborates with local development partners in Bali. BCA-USA has been around for 35 years. In that time, we have raised funds and successfully implemented numerous projects aimed at addressing healthcare, education and social challenges in Bali. Some highlights include the construction of a bore hole water supply system in the village of Beisen, the provision of medical supplies such as fully equipped ambulances and solar power to local hospitals, granting scholarships to pupils and students, sponsoring primary school teachers to teach in under-served communities around Bali, sponsoring vocational training for unemployed youths in Bali and providing free primary education to over 800 pupils in Bali.

History/Organizational Structure
Launched in 1988 in Atlanta, Georgia, the Bali Cultural Association in the United States of America (BCA-USA) is an apolitical, nonprofit 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. It draws its membership from Bali people and friends of Bali all over the world. BCA-USA is a well-structured organization with a national executive committee supported by more than 12 standing committees and 14 chapters in cities and states across the United States.
Mission & Vision
Core Objectives
Consistent with its mission, the objectives of BCA-USA are to:
Stimulate, develop, and sustain member interest in Bali culture.
Foster member support for development projects in Bali and in their communities in the USA
Promote and facilitate transition and integration into the American culture and society.
Function as a representative body on issues and developments that affect the careers and livelihood of Bali People
Provide transparent membership, billing, and donation systems.
Enable role-based access, project tracking, and media sharing.
History/Organizational Structure
Launched in 1988 in Atlanta, Georgia, the Bali Cultural Association in the United States of America (BCA-USA) is an apolitical, nonprofit, 501 (c)(3) charitable organization. It draws its membership from Bali people and friends of Bali all over the world. BCA-USA is a well-structured organization with a board of directors (BOD), national executive committee (NEC), supported by more than 12 standing committees, and 14 chapters in cities and states across the United States.
Values & Approach
User-centered: mobile-first, intuitive, accessible.
Secure & scalable: best-practice security and robust architecture.
Data-driven: analytics and reporting inform decisions.
Community-led: distributed roles, permissions, and voice.
Open & modular: features evolve and plug in/out cleanly.
What We Offer
Browse chapters, committees, and projects publicly.
Join/renew membership, view/pay invoices.
Create and manage projects with media & updates.
Participate in committee work and assigned tasks.
Donate and support cultural initiatives globally.
Funding Members

BCA-USA was founded through the generosity, leadership, and commitment of dedicated funding members. Their vision, early contributions, and organizational groundwork established our foundation and continue to inspire our mission.
Past Presidents

Joe Fomukong, Ph.D., MBA
President
2022 – 2026

Clarence Ndangam
President
2016-2021

Alex Ngati
President
2012-2015

Julius Ndangam
President
2008-2011

Moses Titamohkumi
President
2004-2007

Wobyeba Fomunung
President
2000-2003

Ben Fokum
President
1996-1999

Richard Gwananji
President
1994-1995

Ben Fondong
President
1992-1993

Levai Babaya
President
1990-1991

Muted Fofung
President
1988-1989
Funding Members
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Mission
The mission of the Bali Cultural Association, USA (BCA-USA) is to provide support for and foster fraternal relations among all people of Bali Chamba heritage as well as friends of Bali throughout the United States of America.
Vision
To succeed in its mission, BCA-USA will seek to maintain and propagate the identity and cultural norms of the Bali people, improve their quality of life, and cultivate strong, friendly relations with our fellow Cameroonians, Americans, and the rest of the world.
Objectives
Consistent with its mission, the objectives of BCA-USA are to:






