Inspired by Hope
In 2002 we came together to send 24 children to English school. In the last ten years, we have educated over 200 students, provided uniforms, clothing, rice, books and school supplies, and sent seven students to university. In 2008, we opened the Cambodia Tomorrow School where we now educate 125 students.
How to Help
Contribute to our annual fund, provide a scholarship for a student, join us on the Board or on a committee, throw a fundraiser, contribute your skills and talents. Let’s keep the children in school.
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The Cambodia Tomorrow School depends on your support to keep the doors open. Please consider making a contribution to celebrate our 10th anniversay – every dollar counts!
Our year-end fundraising is in full swing! Join us as we celebrate our Tenth Anniversary!
Chum reap suor! (Hello and welcome!)
In 2002, a small group of families came together to send 24 children from Kompong Speu Orphan Center to English school. As we grew, we provided rice, educated over 250 more children, paid nanny salaries, supplied uniforms and clothing, bought books and supplies, placed graduates in vocational school and sent seven students to university.
In 2008 we opened the Cambodia Tomorrow School where we now educate 125 students from the Center and the community. We support a computer program and tutoring for high school students. We work in cooperation with six other non-governmental organizations to ensure good health, excellent education and opportunity for our students.
Your help and generous donations have made all this possible. For our 10th anniversary, we invite you to continue your support of Cambodia Tomorrow. We hope you will mark this occasion by increasing your gift so that we may open our doors to more community students.
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Latest News
New Staff at the Cambodia Tomorrow School Posted Apr 29, 2013 By camtom
Mr. Soeun assists in the classroom with students who may have difficulty acquiring the new lessons. He also tutors students who need extra help. He
My Time in Cambodia by Zoe Hochstein Morran Posted Apr 29, 2013 By camtom
In February I was fortunate enough to accompany my mother, her friend Kathleen, and Kathleen’s son, Jeremiah, on a trip to Cambodia. I had never
Clothing for Community Families Posted Apr 29, 2013 By camtom
This year my son joined me on my annual work trip to the Cambodia Tomorrow School. Since we could travel with additional luggage, I collected
