Click here to view our Giving Tree catalog. Your gift directly improves the quality of education for a Cambodian youth.

• Feed a child for one year
• Educate a child for one year
• Clean water for an entire campus for one year
• Teacher resources and training for one month
• Library books
• School supplies
• Bicycle 

​Thank you for your continued support!

CFC wishes you the happiest of holiday seasons!

Honor a teacher, friend, neighbor or family member with your gift of hope. Select a needed item from Caring from Cambodia´s  online Giving Tree catalog. Every recipient will receive a CFC ornament and a card letting them know of your thoughtful gift. Or, if you prefer, we can ship the ornament to you, and you can give it to them personally. 

Your gift will change a child’s life! Thank you for your continued support!

CFC wishes you the happiest of holiday seasons!

​With Christmas coming close, here are some ideas of #dogood things you can do in Singapore:

The Boys' Brigade Share-a-Gift project is a national community service project organized annually by The Boys' Brigade in Singapore, and is supported by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF).

This project is:

• A high profile national community service project that promotes the spirit of caring and sharing among Singaporeans during the Christmas season.
• It is a significant annual event that mobilises more than 3,500 BB officers and Boys, and hundreds of other volunteers to collect gifts from thousands of Singaporeans, for distribution to the needy in Singapore.
• A unique project as donors have to go beyond purely financial giving; they would be challenged to make the extra effort to buy presents for the less privileged in our society.

The theme: "Have a Heart, Share a Gift" clearly summaries the project's purposes. Since the launch of BBSG in 1988, the objectives of the project are:

1. Bring cheer and relief to the less fortunate in Singapore during the Christmas season;
2. Inculcate the spirit of community service among members of The Boys' Brigade; and
3. Promote the spirit of caring and sharing among Singaporeans.

The BBSG was inaugurated in 1988, with a collection of 7,000 gifts.This year marks the 30th anniversary for BBSG. Held during the Christmas season this has proven to be a very effective way to promote the spirit of caring and sharing among Singaporeans.

​Get involved here