CCF (Cambodian Children's Fund) is an NGO dedicated to creating lasting, generational change by lifting entire families out of poverty. They go beyond providing for the health and well-being of children, also supporting their families and community. CCF's team works directly on the ground in Cambodia, working closely with at-risk students, their families, and community members to address the daily challenges faced in extreme poverty.

Founded in 2004, CCF is a registered 501(c)(3) charity in the U. S., with fundraising offices in the UK, Hong Kong, and Australia. Their board members provide strong oversight in each registered office location.

The organization was established by Scott Neeson, former President of 20th Century Fox International, who left the film industry and used his own resources to start CCF to help a few children. Today, CCF educates approximately 1,900 children in one of the most impoverished parts of Cambodia and supports families through community-based projects. CCF maintains full transparency and accountability, consistently receiving high ratings from external organizations.

They allocate funds efficiently, with 85% going to programs, 10% to administration, and 5% to fundraising. You can stay updated on their work and opportunities to support them by signing up for their newsletter