ABOUT THE CAMPAIGN
Children’s Future International (CFI) works to improve the lives of vulnerable, marginalized and at-risk children in Ek Phnom district, Battambang, Cambodia by providing access to quality education; promoting child rights; ensuring physical safety, health and wellness; inspiring children and young adults to act as positive role models within their communities; fostering self-reliance among families and communities; and sharing joy together.
This year, 2025, it’s our 15th year anniversary, and we will organize a whole day event at our own land on 5th January 2024, starting from 9:00 am until 3:00 pm. There will be volunteering activities in the morning like planting trees and painting our new buildings and games and fun activities after lunch. We will organize lunch for each participant, but they need to pay for that. The purpose of the event is to celebrate our 15th year anniversary as well as to raise funds for our programming, so we need your help to sponsor us to support our community. All event profits go directly to support CFI.
WHO WE ARE
IMPACT STORIES
In December 2024, CFI turns 15 years old! To celebrate the incredible achievements from the beginning until now, we wanted to check in with some of our CFI family. To start, we would like to introduce you to Fong!
Q1: Introduce yourself, please tell us a little bit about your background.
Fong: Hi, my name is Fong and I’m 31 years old. I graduated from Build Bright University in 2016 majoring in information technology and…
My name is Chen Srey Sor; I’m 20 years old. I’m a second-year student majoring in Community Development at the National University of Battambang, and I work as a Data intern at Children’s Future International (CFI).
I have eight siblings, and I’m the third daughter of the family. When I was ten years old, my family’s situation was terrible. We didn’t have a good place to stay; we asked for our neighbor’s land to build a small hut…
Through the opportunity I was given, my life has changed. I graduated in 2017 majoring in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) with support from Children’s Future International (CFI). Currently, I am working for an NGO in Phnom Penh, the capital city of Cambodia.
Being the oldest of seven siblings, and with both of my parents not…
Meet Sophannak, a former student at CFI who is now a full-time Communication Officer at Children’s Future International.
Sophannak is the second child in the family whose mother died when he was 11. His father married into a new family and migrated to work in Thailand. Sophannak was left behind to live with his mom’s auntie with two of my aunties…
Meet Channith, a former student at CFI who is now a full-time computer teacher at the Learning Center.
Channith has three siblings, one girl and one boy. The family situation was so bad both of his parents were working as construction workers to support the family, and they struggled most to feed the family and paying for school materials and uniforms…
Meet Phalla, the Finance Officer at Children’s Future International (CFI). Phalla was a former CFI student. When she was younger, she received supplementary education support from CFI.
In 2017, she graduated high school and started her Accounting degree at the University of Vanda with a scholarship provided by CFI. She also worked as…
Meet Vanna, a Social Worker at Children’s Future International (CFI). Vanna was a former CFI student. When she was younger, she received supplementary education support from CFI.
After graduating from high school in 2015, Vanna started her university degree as a Marketing major through a scholarship provided by CFI. At the same time, she also interned at CFI on the Social Work team…
MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDERS
ANDREW WOLFF
JENNY CIUCCI
15 Year Anniversary Children’s Future International
In 2007, I traveled to Cambodia for the first time. The road was being newly constructed and consisted of a stretch of half-flattened dirt that would be impassable at the first rain.
My plans to visit Cambodia for one month were thwarted by a bout of food poisoning that landed me in the hospital. Too sick to move, I spent several days in fear of a giant spider jumping from the ceiling onto my face, and of the nurse succeeding in poking me with previously ope…
OUR SPONSORS FOR THE EVENT
