Temple Garden Foundation (TGF)
Located near Siem Reap, the Temple Garden Foundation is another locally focused, grass-roots NGO working for the betterment of the local communities. With a keen focus on Education, Health, and Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, and Income Generation they have been impacting thousands of lives since 2008. We are proud to partner with Executive Director Bjorn […]
Teacher Development Support Organization (TDSO)
Located in Siem Reap, the Teacher Development Support Organization, formerly known as The Angkor Tree Project, is the result of long-term cooperation between enthusiastic Cambodian teachers and various western supporters. The project has its roots in Cambodia and is run by the people in Cambodia. The western partners give their support and help where they […]
Sustainable Cambodia (SC)
Sustainable Cambodia is a fine organization located in the city of Pursat, in the western part of Cambodia. They work diligently to support the economic development for local people and to reduce reliance on outside assistance. Here’s what they say about their vision and mission. We were especially attracted to their Days for Girls program […]
Spoons Cambodia Organization
Spoons Cambodia Organization is another relatively new partner NGO. We love their mission to enable underprivileged young adults in Cambodia to be self-supporting by providing education, training, and employment opportunities in the hospitality industry and utilizing a comprehensive approach with an emphasis on life skills development.
REACH Siem Reap
REACH Siem Reap is a relatively new partner organization for us. We’re impressed with the way they offer whatever it takes to lift underprivileged kids up and out from a life of poverty in such a holistic manner. For over 200 kids they provide education (to supplement the minimal ½ day provided by the Cambodian government), […]
Ponheary Ly Foundation (PLF)
The Ponheary Ly Foundation’s mission is to promote access to quality education for children and young people in Siem Reap and Preah Vihear provinces in northern Cambodia. Guided by a UN human rights-based approach, their work stems from the basic premise that access to schooling is fundamental to rebuilding the country’s civil society after the […]
PEPY – Empowering Youth (PEPY)
PEPY – Empowering Youth is a well run organization in Siem Reap, Cambodia offering life-changing opportunities to young boys and girls willing to put in the work to earn an education and enhanced career opportunities. Here’s a picture from the wall in one of their meeting rooms. I think it captures the spirit of PEPY […]
Love Without Boundaries (LWB) – Poipet, Cambodia
Led by a very dedicated young man, Sokleng In, LWB, provides free, full-day education to 500 impoverished children from the local region, including those from families living on the local dump site. This is quite different from many other NGOs in Cambodia who provide half-day education to augment the half-day provided by the Cambodian government. […]
Life and Hope Association (LHA)
Life and Hope Association is located on the grounds of the Wat Damnak in Siem Reap and run by the Venerable Lorm Loeurm. They focus on two major services to girls and young women.1.) Sewing Program: They run a ten-month long sewing program for 28 women each year. Upon graduation each woman is a skilled […]
Kids Play International (KPI)
Kids Play International works in Siem Reap province to promote gender equity through sports. In this way they empower girls, develop supportive boys, and foster inclusive communities.
Kamboo Project Organization (KPO)
This fine organization works to combine donations and voluntary work with a dedicated team in Cambodia to help children learn in a safe environment. They leverage their extensive knowledge of local needs to build effective collaborations with teachers, parents and communities in order to achieve sustainable impacts.
Journeys Within Our Community (JWOC)
JWOC is an organization in Siem Reap. Led by our friend, Kneath Heard, JWOC provides educational opportunities for Cambodian kids in need of some help so they will have a chance for a self-sufficient life. We think they do a commendable job with the limited resources they have available. In addition to leading JWOC, Kneath […]
