Cambodian Children’s Fund is a world leading international non-profit organization founded in 2004 which provides life-changing education, nourishment and a wide-range of community services to vulnerable children and families from some of Cambodia’s most destitute communities. Today, we educate more than 2,000 students and care for over 10,000 people annually, after extending our services to support entire families and communities living in poverty.

CCF was founded by former film executive Scott Neeson, who traveled to Cambodia on holiday in early 2003 and found his life changed by the desperate circumstances and unlikely courage of Phnom Penh's most impoverished children. Today, he serves as CCF’s Executive Director, performing daily fieldwork and overseeing operations across CCF’s various facilities.