Operation Jenda! New school in Muang Sing, Laos

Operation Jenda is an extraordinary project to build schools and libraries for the underprivileged children in third world countries. It serves as a collaborative model to empower extraordinary children in the U.S. and to fast track their philanthropic potential.

2019 Miss Alison Jenda Khut is an extraordinary 4-year-old child whose Cambodian name is Jenda, which means heart. Her father is a Cambodian genocide survivor and her mother is a Laotian refugee. Her family owns Mekong Bistro in Portland Oregon, an authentic Cambodian and Laotian restaurant. Her paternal grandfather was murdered by the Khmer Rouge. Her maternal grandfather was a foot soldier fighting on the side of the U.S. in the Vietnam war along the border of Laos and Vietnam.

Jenda, aka Miss Alison, is precocious and extremely talented. Her philanthropic potential has been influenced by her parents' efforts to give back to their communities. Her maturity and her ability to understand the needs of other less fortunate children is profoundly advanced.

Jenda's parents, family, and family's network are her supporters. Operation Jenda is a 501c charitable organization, and therefore all proceeds shall be tax-deductible. Please donate online preferably via Gofundme, Venmo, PayPal, or through our website at www.operationjenda.org. Otherwise you may mail checks made payable to Operation Jenda to 8200 NE Siskiyou Street, Portland OR 97220.

Past projects 2022: Operation Jenda raised 30K and built the first school library for the children at Doung Het elementary school in Kratie Province of Cambodia.

Current project 2023: Operation Jenda is raising funds to build a 5 classroom school in a rural village Maung Sing, Laos.

Future project: will be to build a school in SibuyanIsland Romblon, Philippines.