Donations in cash or in kind are very much appreciated and however small the gift, it helps us in our daily struggle to meet the daily basic needs of 32 children and 5 staff.
Family Supporter
We had to flee our home country, Bosnia, and started a new life in Austria from scratch. We are grateful for our new life and would like to support Sok's children in Cambodia, who have also had a difficult start in life.
Mirha& Edin, Austria
When my daughter, Rikke, and family returned from Cambodia, they showed me pictures and told me about Sok and all his hard work to give his 30 children a better life and keep them off the street. They also told me that the orphanage has to move out of the house by the end of the year, and I decided to join the project in order to help Sok and the children in their efforts to find a new home and create a safe, stabile and happier life for them all.
Elise, Denmark
Every evening, I am happy to lie in my lovely bed with a roof over my head and my family around me. I feel safe and loved by my children, grandchildren and other caring people. I would like to pass on a bit of this feeling to Sok's children, and that requires, amongst other things, financial support.
Maria & Josef, Austria
I just want to donate some money knowing that it will help somebody. Instead of asking „why donate?“, I simply ask „why not?“.
Karoline, Austria
I want to support Sok’s orphanage in Cambodia because I believe that this project is a way to provide help in the long run. In contrast to other donation campaigns, I know who receives the contributions and what is done with the money. Also, from what Rikke and Daniel told me, Sok seems to be an idealistic and altruistic director of the orphanage. Since I admire such attitude, I want to make a small contribution to this project. “Our world” is very materialistic and it does not hurt to give some money to “other parts of the world” where daily life is not that easy.
Petra, Austria
As me and my family have enough money to lead a comfortable life, we ought to think about those who are not as fortunate as we are.
Matthias, Austria