Creating brighter futures
for families in Cambodia
Established over six years ago in New South Wales, Brighter Futures Foundation has been impacting the lives of people living in disadvantaged communities in Cambodia. Help us make a real difference.
About Brighter Futures
Brighter Futures Foundation is a non-profit organisation which aims to positively impact the lives of families living in disadvantaged communities in Cambodia.
Founded over six years ago as a Rotary venture, Brighter Futures has since developed into an independent organisation led by passionate Aussies.
Previous donations have contributed towards much-needed resources such as bikes, school uniforms, bags of rice, and women’s sanitary items.
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We are hoping our next trip will be even bigger than this one.
You can support our charity by either purchasing cookies at The Coffee Factree or donate via our page.
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.Christmas 2018 and our first day helping people in remote villages.
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.A Christmas we will never forget, stay safe all our friends in Cambodia and we will see you again hopefully soon.
In stark contrast of the last video this is Pub Street Siem Reap.
Very sombre and extremely sad for the people of Cambodia losing their main trade being tourists with many drivers having to sell their Tuk Tuk.
If you would like to make a tax deductible donation, 100% of all donations go directly to the people of Cambodia by way of bikes, school uniforms, rice, school supplies, sanitary items just to name a few.
Your help is very much appreciated.
Carla Nielsen
The once bustling streets of Siem Reap were full of tourists and Tuk Tuk drivers.
Another great memory when our local soccer club Narellan Rangers donated shirts and made some village kids very happy.
Our first Cambodia trip in 2014 started in Phonm Penh to learn more about the history of the Khmer Rouge. We then travelled by bus to Siem Reap and slept in a remote village helping to supply running water and teach English to the students in the local school.
Some wonderful memories and the most rewarding experience were had, little did we know this would only be the beginning.
Just to put into prospective, selling these cookies raises money to fund either a bike, school uniform, school books/supplies and so much more to support a child attend school which helps them to help themselves for a brighter future.
Available at The Coffee Factree Camden or you can donate directly to our charity.
This is what living on the water looks like in Cambodia if you have a house, many live in boats along the water’s edge.
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.The efforts of our last trip to Siem Reap.
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