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CCF in the Media
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Posted March 25, 2008
We have a more now on a story we told in 2006, It's about Scott Neeson, an Australian, now an American citizen, who gave up a rich life as a Hollywood movie executive to go live in Cambodia.
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Posted July 28, 2007
Hope for Cambodian children
by Margaret Conley
It is hot and humid and the stench of the Steung Meanchey garbage dump in Cambodia's capital of Phnom Penh is unbearable and inescapable. It is hard to believe people live there. However, many children have no choice but to forage through the waste for recyclables that earn them 25 to 75 cents a day for a bowl of rice.
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Posted June 13, 2007
Miracle Surgery Mends Cambodian Orphan
Plucked From Garbage Dump, Little Lyda Gets Cutting-Edge Care In L.A.
(CBS) When Scott Neeson first laid eyes on Lyda, the 13-year-old orphan was clambering over a mountain of garbage in a Phnom Penh, Cambodia slum. She was moving slowly and painfully because of a spinal deformity that left her with a severe hunchback. Still, she persevered.
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Posted June 3, 2007
After meeting a 13-year-old named Lyda, Sumner Redstone has turned an entire country of in-need children into one of his most personal causes.
Redstone has made a grant of $500,000 to the Cambodian Children's Fund, a nonprofit program that provides a wide range of critical health and educational services to impoverished and abused children in the capital city of Phnom Penh.
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Posted February 3, 2007
Scott Neeson, a successful Hollywood executive who quit his job to open a center for homeless children in Cambodia says it has taught him about the endurance of suffering. Winner of the CINE Golden Eagle Award and CINE Silver Angel Award
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Posted April 21, 2006
When Scott Neeson left Hollywood, shortly before Christmas 2004, he kicked the town’s rumour mill into overdrive.
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Posted September, 2005
Scott Neeson gave up a plush living marketing movies to try and lift Cambodian children from squalor and want. An interview with Scott Neeson written by LA Times staff writer Martin Miller.
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The Cambodian Children's Fund is a U.S.-registered 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization no. 20-0764162. Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. The organization is also registered with the State of California and the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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