Building a 4 classrooms school in Rural Village
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Please help me reach my goal to raise the funds to build a primary school to educate roughly 200 students in a rural village in Cambodia's Siem Reap Province.
This school will be called "Char Primary School," located in Char village, Varin District, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia. These kids already have a school but it is very old and made of wood. Now the roof is leaking during the rainy season which lasts six months each year and during dry season it is very hot, this is not a good learning environment for the children.
It is about 70km away from Siem Reap town but it takes about 3 hours to get there since the roads are difficult to drive on. You can view the location here:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/13%C2%B049'09.8%22N+103%C2%B044'47.7%22E/@13.8196284,103.7179511,14.13z/data=!4m14!1m7!3m6!1s0x0:0x0!2zMTPCsDQ4JzQ3LjgiTiAxMDPCsDQ0JzMwLjEiRQ!3b1!8m2!3d13.813277!4d103.7416991!3m5!1s0x3110634155ea5e43:0x67305ee922ed32ab!7e2!8m2!3d13.8193851!4d103.7465787?hl=en-KH
photo from Left: School Principle Mr. Chaw, Land donator, Myself & Village chief
We plan to build the school in early 2020, the building process will take about three to five months.
To raise the funds, I am planning a cycling trip to travel 1,500km in ten days starting 19th November through 28th November. It's a long-distance, traveling across the Cambodian countryside and into Vietnam. I will start at Angkor Wat and finish in Saigon, Vietnam. To accomplish my goal, I need $10 for every kilometer traveled.
In thanks and appreciation for your generosity, we are offering the following:
1. Donate $1,000 and you will name on school board & receive an Appreciation Certificate from the District of Education Department
2. Donate $500 and you will receive an Appreciation Certificate from the District Education Department, a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf and black pepper from Kampot (known as world's best pepper)
3. Donate $100 and you will receive a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf & black pepper from Kampot
4. Donate $50 and you will receive a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf
We are partnered with the Landmine Relief Fund. If you are an American Citizen, you can donate through
http://www.landmine-relief-fund.com/ and you can receive a Federal tax deduction, just mention Wath Cycling Project and Date of Donation!
William Morse is my team who will withdraw the Fund. Bill is the President of the Landmine Relief Fund. I know him since 2014, he always supports and finances my school building project in rural areas whenever I run out of resources since we have pretty much the goals to build schools in rural villages. There are 4 schools and trees projects in which I and Bill been cooperating together.
Since 2014, I and my colleagues have been helping to build other Six Primary Schools which are the first school in the villages, one computer club for 12 teachers & over 400 Students and planted over 80,000 Teaks & rosewoods across Cambodia. Here are what we have accomplished: http://toasiatravel.com/companys-profile/giving-back-earth/
1. Chong Proley Primary School:
in Siem Reap province’s Sonikum district, the first floating school in the village, Kompong Kleang. it serves over 100 students!
2. Bai Dos Primary School:
located in Siem Reap province’s Varin’s district, the first in the village. It serves five classes of students in the village.
3. Kro Long Primary School:
the first school for kids, located in Siem Reap province’s Angkor Chum district. It serves more than a hundred students!
4. Srolao Srong Primary School:
in Siem Reap province’s Chikreng District, this is the first school in the village. There are over a hundred students!
5. Kok Pnov Primary School :
We set up a small computer club, in Siem Reap province’s Angkor District. It serves 12 teachers and over 400 students
6. Svay Thom Primary School :
This school in Siem Reap Province's Chikreng District, it has around 100 students. It may take 3 hours from the town by drive!
7. Ta Lean Community Kindergarten:
There are around 30 little kids study in school since the big primary is a bit far away, small kids cannot walk to that distance.
This school will be called "Char Primary School," located in Char village, Varin District, Siem Reap Province, Cambodia. These kids already have a school but it is very old and made of wood. Now the roof is leaking during the rainy season which lasts six months each year and during dry season it is very hot, this is not a good learning environment for the children.
It is about 70km away from Siem Reap town but it takes about 3 hours to get there since the roads are difficult to drive on. You can view the location here:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/13%C2%B049'09.8%22N+103%C2%B044'47.7%22E/@13.8196284,103.7179511,14.13z/data=!4m14!1m7!3m6!1s0x0:0x0!2zMTPCsDQ4JzQ3LjgiTiAxMDPCsDQ0JzMwLjEiRQ!3b1!8m2!3d13.813277!4d103.7416991!3m5!1s0x3110634155ea5e43:0x67305ee922ed32ab!7e2!8m2!3d13.8193851!4d103.7465787?hl=en-KH
photo from Left: School Principle Mr. Chaw, Land donator, Myself & Village chief We plan to build the school in early 2020, the building process will take about three to five months.
To raise the funds, I am planning a cycling trip to travel 1,500km in ten days starting 19th November through 28th November. It's a long-distance, traveling across the Cambodian countryside and into Vietnam. I will start at Angkor Wat and finish in Saigon, Vietnam. To accomplish my goal, I need $10 for every kilometer traveled.
In thanks and appreciation for your generosity, we are offering the following:
1. Donate $1,000 and you will name on school board & receive an Appreciation Certificate from the District of Education Department
2. Donate $500 and you will receive an Appreciation Certificate from the District Education Department, a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf and black pepper from Kampot (known as world's best pepper)
3. Donate $100 and you will receive a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf & black pepper from Kampot
4. Donate $50 and you will receive a traditional Cambodian Krama Scarf
We are partnered with the Landmine Relief Fund. If you are an American Citizen, you can donate through
http://www.landmine-relief-fund.com/ and you can receive a Federal tax deduction, just mention Wath Cycling Project and Date of Donation!
William Morse is my team who will withdraw the Fund. Bill is the President of the Landmine Relief Fund. I know him since 2014, he always supports and finances my school building project in rural areas whenever I run out of resources since we have pretty much the goals to build schools in rural villages. There are 4 schools and trees projects in which I and Bill been cooperating together.
Since 2014, I and my colleagues have been helping to build other Six Primary Schools which are the first school in the villages, one computer club for 12 teachers & over 400 Students and planted over 80,000 Teaks & rosewoods across Cambodia. Here are what we have accomplished: http://toasiatravel.com/companys-profile/giving-back-earth/
1. Chong Proley Primary School:
in Siem Reap province’s Sonikum district, the first floating school in the village, Kompong Kleang. it serves over 100 students!
2. Bai Dos Primary School:
located in Siem Reap province’s Varin’s district, the first in the village. It serves five classes of students in the village.
3. Kro Long Primary School:
the first school for kids, located in Siem Reap province’s Angkor Chum district. It serves more than a hundred students!
4. Srolao Srong Primary School:
in Siem Reap province’s Chikreng District, this is the first school in the village. There are over a hundred students!
5. Kok Pnov Primary School :
We set up a small computer club, in Siem Reap province’s Angkor District. It serves 12 teachers and over 400 students
6. Svay Thom Primary School :
This school in Siem Reap Province's Chikreng District, it has around 100 students. It may take 3 hours from the town by drive!
7. Ta Lean Community Kindergarten:
There are around 30 little kids study in school since the big primary is a bit far away, small kids cannot walk to that distance.
Organizer and beneficiary
Wath Saw
Organizer
Bill Morse
Beneficiary