Chase Bjork Foundation Inc

The Sharing Foundation (TSF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to meeting the physical, emotional, educational, and medical needs of orphaned and seriously disadvantaged children in Cambodia. With over 1,500 children served daily through 15 educational, social, and medical programs, TSF strives to provide compassionate care, hygiene, nutrition, and medical support at their Children's Center in Roteang village, while also offering sponsorship programs for high school and university students, as well as children at the center. TSF's commitment to improving the lives of Cambodian children extends beyond education and healthcare, as they also support village farmers through their Farm Project, provide health programs that immunize thousands of children annually, and undertake village and school improvement projects. With 91% of all donations directly benefiting program services in Cambodia, TSF invites individuals to get involved, make a difference, and support disadvantaged Cambodian children through various means, including donations, sponsorships, and the purchase of unique Cambodian crafts.Generated from the website

The Clover Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Concord, MA, and Uganda, dedicated to empowering children living in underserved urban neighborhoods in Kampala. Through their programs in early childhood development, continued education, economic empowerment, and disaster relief, Clover Foundation provides a safe and caring learning environment for children living in extreme poverty, helping them build bright and productive futures. With a focus on Africa's future, Clover Foundation aims to address the challenges of hunger, poverty, and violence that many African communities face. Through volunteer work, donations, and partnerships, the organization strives to bring underserved children out of the grip of poverty, providing them with education and support to break the cycle of disadvantage. By supporting Clover Foundation, individuals can make a significant difference in the lives of over 100 children and their families in Kampala, Uganda.Generated from the website