Donors
We have had several donations recently that have been very welcome. Our mystery donor, who is a local Nymboidian (is that a word ?) who asked to remain anonymous, is sponsoring a student through University in Phnom Penh via COLT. This s a huge commitment and we were stunned by the level of generosity. We have had a donation of $100 from Trevor's mother, Ann and $50 from Phil & Chantel Wilson.L to R: Toni, Sok Mong, Sok Mong's mother |
Of course Jenny D and Richard are keeping their donations flowing to support the teacher being employed at Romdual School. A new teacher starts in the new school term at the end of the "wet season". You can keep up with the happenings at Romdual School on their blog which we maintain for them.
Garage Sale Fund Raiser
Don't forget the fundraiser garage sale is on Sunday 13th October at the Nymboida community Hall and will be combined with the Farmers Market and will be a great day. The idea is that it's an opportunity for you to get rid of the "stuff" that's cluttering your life and give it to a great cause for us to sell and raise funds. You can contact me via the contacts page or phone on 6649 4263 if you have "stuff" you want to donate.Donations
Donations can be made by going to the Donations page at anytime and following the instructions there. All the money raised goes directly to helping out, airfares accommodation etc on our behalf are all paid for by us and all time is given freely.New Website Design
Never being happy with the layout and design of the site, I have played once again to try and clean it up and make the site easier to navigate. We will also role out some social media links when we can get to them. Toni is not as enamoured of the minimalist design as I am.
Those of you that receive this update via email might like to take a look around and tell us what you think.
Those of you that receive this update via email might like to take a look around and tell us what you think.
Click the link below to go to the new look site help-cambodia.blogspot.com |
Helping
Recently reading the somber tale of Christopher Hitchens death from cancer. Iin that book, "Mortality", he made mention of a quote by an esteemed early American educator, Horace Mann that resonated with both of us
Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity - Horace Mann
We took that to mean, do something good for humanity before you pass, so thank you to all the donors who have done exactly that.
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