Visitors’ Views A Very Happy Holiday Time at CCF The sponsors who started it all come to   call. Reader’s Digest takes a close look at   the man behind CCF and his impact. The Age , a premier Australian   newspaper, reviews CCF’s birth and   growth. US Ambassador Carol Rodley brings   gifts and goodwill to CCF’s Community   Centre Get Shooting! A Class Act from San   Diego brings its photographic tutorials   to CCF6 Daycare Littlies Graduate – Another   “bridge” built                   CCF's Students of the Month                   Karate Conquests                           LanguageCorps; Training for the   Teachers                           On Show: CCF Students star on the   Chenla stage                           Lessons from America                           CCF Shines in San Diego! The Star Bakery Community Scheme:   Turning People with Potential into   People with Jobs Sponsor Wayne Keeton Gives CCF6   Kids a Special Space CCF's Outstanding Student Awards for   2008 Visiting Hell and Hope in Cambodia The Prem Rawat Foundation continues   its support for CCF Our Commitment to a Community CCF Community Child Care Center   Sponsorship

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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 Watch the Video

		Daily Record (Scotland) Posted July 2, 2007 Why ex-movie boss Scott now dedicates his life to charity work by Annie Brown Two days ago as he stood knee deep in the stinking mud of a Cambodian dump, Scott Neeson's life flashed in front of him. View the Article

		The Huffington Post Posted January 28, 2007 You've probably never heard of Scott Neeson. He was enjoying a successful Hollywood career with senior marketing positions at 20th Century Fox and Sony. On a visit to Cambodia, he came upon Stoeng Meanchey, a notorious garbage dump where hundreds of homeless and impoverished children live and work, climbing through immense mountains of refuse to find materials to sell to survive. View the Article

		Sky News Posted February 3, 2006 Sky’s Jayne Secker reported on the terrible scourge of child prostitution. Featuring an Interview with Scott Neeson, Founding Director of the CCF. View the ArticleWatch the videoDownload the Video (24.76 Mb)

		CNBC Market Watch Posted October 27, 2005 MARKET WATCH - Child Exploitation on the Internet. Download the Video (4.76 Mb)

		Star World News Asia Posted October 20, 2005 Protecting Children in Cambodia. Download the Video (2.33 Mb)

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.