Our Children's Center at Roteang
village is a new standard for
compassionate care, hygiene,
nutrition, and medical care.
Sponsorship
programs support
students through
tutoring, English
classes, and
college prep.
High
School
Farm
Project
TSF provides the land
and materials for village
farmers - requiring only
that they send their
students to literacy school.
Health
Projects
TSF immunizes
thousands of
Cambodian children
each year and
educates villagers
on health concerns.
The Sharing Foundation’s mission is to help meet the physical, emotional, educational and medical needs of orphaned and seriously disadvantaged children in Cambodia
Update on Covid 19 in Cambodia
Last year, 2020, Cambodia had one of the world’s smallest coronavirus caseloads, but an outbreak detected in late February 2021 has seen cases jump from just a few hundred to approximately 65,000, with just over 1,000 deaths. Vietnam has also seen a dramatic increase in cases so Cambodia closed the border on July 18.
2021 College Graduation Celebration
This year TSF is celebrating 8 new sponsored college graduates! It is an exciting time in their lives and one that we always honor. Traditionally, the graduation ceremony is held at Roteang Primary School, with many family, friends, and students attending. This year, given the restrictions due to Covid, we brought the tradition online, which was an unexpected success!
2021 CARES Act Charitable Giving Update
The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (the CARES Act), signed into law in March of 2020, gives generous incentives for tax-efficient giving. In 2021 the charitable benefits remain in place with some changes.
TSF Celebrates 20 years!
Who We Are
The Sharing Foundation (TSF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to helping the children of Cambodia. 92% of all donations go directly to program services in Cambodia.
What We Do
We serve over 1,500 children a day in 15 educational, social, and medical programs- including our 68 children living in TSF’s Roteang Children’s Center.
Help Our Cause
Support disadvantaged Cambodian children by getting involved, sponsoring a student, or making a donation.
