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Friday, January 16, 2026

Kun Ching who wishes to get a scholarship from 100 Friends Cambodia January 14, 2026

 Hi Marc,


Here is the letter from Kun Ching who wishes to get the scholarship from 100 Friends. Her sister is working as a kindergarten teacher in our project. 

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  My name is Kun Ching. I'm 18 years old, female. I was born in Krachap Village, Achar Leak Commune, Stueng Sen District, Kampong Thom Province. Currently, I am a student who graduated from Kampong Thom High School and I plan to continue to study at the university as a Management major. 

I have 6 family members and I am the second child. My father is a farmer with an uncertain income. My mother is a housewife. My sister works, my younger sister and youngest brother are still studying. I am a friendly person, honest, and hardworking. 

In 2023 to 2025, I played on a cricket team. I representing 3 years in my school in competitions with other schools, and I participate in many social activities with the school, such as planting trees and helping to clean the environment. 

In the major that I choose, I will work hard and learn in the major I choose. I believe that after graduating from this major, I will have a skill that be able to find a suitable job and earn an income that can truly support myself, my family, and the national society in the future.  

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Here is the breakdown of what she needs for the scholarship.


     1. University for one year : 600$

     2. Transportation, study material, and some living expend                1400$

          TOTAL : 2000$ for 2026

In return, she will volunteer to help with kindergarten or English class before she gets her full time job.


Thank you very much,


Ly An


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Sreng helping to bring support to an 18 year old boy name Yeakly and The Punlok family. Cambodia 1.16.2026

 Dear Marc, 


I got people who asking for the support, 

There is a 18 years old boy name Yeakly he finished high school and go to train as car fixer since last December, he has budget to pay for school but find it hard for daily expend like food and transportation as school does not provide place to live so he still live at his hometown 30km away, I want to ask if Hundred Friend can support 40$ a Month for 6 Month for now and will see later, the budget would be 240$. 

Punlok family, he and his wife has three kids living with relative in a small house, now the kids get bigger so need more space, he asking if he can get a  support to buy steel and wood for making bunk bed, he can make by himself he just need material, I think 200$ would be enough. 

My Green Nest project is a little bit slow but it is continuing, we now putting cement on the wall, working on the door and window, for electricity is already done , I am very happy about it, thank  you very much for supporting it and helping a lots. 

The total budget is 440$

Thanks
Sreng 

Dear Sreng,

It is always good to hear from you and thanks for your help bringing
these important profiles of Cambodian students and families needing
help from 100 Friends. Without your help I could never find people
like these that you have described below.

Both Yeakly and the Punlok family are definitely deserving of our support.

I am sending these funds:

For Yeakly $300 - the $240 you requested plus an additional $60 for
Yeakly's expenses.

For the Punlok family - $300 - the $200 you requested plus another
$100 for family expenses.

For you: $100 for whatever you may need it for.

Total = $700

As always, let me know when the money arrives in your bank account via Wise.com.

It is good news that the Green Nest project is moving towards
successful completion.

Best always,

Marc