Sustainable Free Education Center Update
In the past month we have hired three new teachers. They are highly qualified and passionate and really taking on a whole new curriculum at school. We got new books that the kids are very excited about! Since the end of rice planting season, we’ve gotten a new batch of about 40 students. There are…
New Products for Sustainability and Project Funds
Finally!!! The Red Road Foundation‘s drinking glasses are available for the first time in the United State. These glasses are being sold exclusively at Bellingham Public Market by TERRA Organic & Natural Foods. By purchasing them, you support the sustainability of our Free Education Center and join us in our mission to support the Khmer people- as they as…
Current Projects and Activities
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_video admin_label=”Video” src=”https://www.facebook.com/TheRedRoadFoundation/videos/583195025224633/” /][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] We recently had a Recycling and Sustainability Workshop with three other schools! The kids were able to speak with other students about what they have been learning in school about environmental awareness. We had the Ministry of Environment out to make a speech and did many activities…
Making a Charity Organization Sustainable
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text”] While working with a charity organization, you and your team may decide that the best possible future for it is to become sustainable. When you know all the hard work that goes behind raising funds and keeping staff consistent, it may seem like the only way to truly make long-term…
Documenting Our Story – Part 1
The Red Road has arrived back in Cambodia!! After spending a few days making contacts and meeting with The Daughters of Cambodia in Phnom Penh, we’ve made our way to Kep to begin viewing plots of land. Our first contact was with a friend, Pon, who is working in foster care here in Kep. He…
Documenting Our Story – Part 2
Buying Land, Clearing Land, Planting Farm, Searching for Water, Digging a Reservoir, Getting to Know Our Village, Collecting Recycled Materials to Build Our School, Building Accommodation for Volunteers Coming to Build the School and Preparing for Self Sustainability… We’ve been getting dirty on the farm this week. The back breaking labor has begun. We had…
Documenting Our Story – Part 3
We collaborated with the EARTHSHIP CAMBODIA Team in building our Earthship school. Gathered with over 50 people from all over the world to live in a small village and build a “Free Education Center” to empower the people. This experience has been hands down, one of the most incredible, rewarding, encouraging and uplifting experiences of my life!…
Documenting Our Story – Part 4
Classes have started and the kids are loving it! We are operating as a free education center that acts as supplementary education for the government school system. Last year only 25% of students were able to pass entrance exams into college! We are aiming to bring as much free education as we can to the…
Sustainability With Free Education Creating Opportunity
How Can Hosting a Local Charity Event Ease Anxiety about Crisis in Our World? It is a difficult state of affairs to read our news every day, it can have us feeling down, worries or anxious. It may leave you feeling sad about the positions that many people are facing today and leave you wondering…