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Angkor Hospital for Children
My name is Sovan Nay, and I am currently 17 years old turning 18 this year. I currently live in Australia but my blood and my hometown is Cambodia. When I was young, I was one of the people who are always sick all the time but my parents didn't have enough money to send me to expensive hospital or anything but there is a hospital named Angkor Cambodia for Children which run for nonprofit that helped me and saved me. So that is why for my 18 years old birthday, I want to raise some money and include some of my money to give help back to the hospital and the other children like me who have no money but need to access and the treatment and I would also to give thanks all the doctors who spend most their time to help and save young Cambodian children.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
Run for charity with Sai is an impact footprint community project, initiated by an enthusiastic runner, Sai, to celebrate his 30th birthday and give back to the community by running across Cambodia for fundraising to help children at Angkor Hospital for Children. The meaning of Fundraising is not just money but it’s about the important message and goal that Sai wants to point out to help our children for the future. According to UNICEF in 2018, the children under five mortality rate is 28 dead within 1,000 live births. With a little act, believing to be a part to reduce the mortality rate as well other kids in need in Healthcare. Children are key indicators for the country’s future. With the commitment to run across Cambodia to do the fundraising for Angkor Hospital for Children. Sai will run an estimated total of 99 days, roughly 40 kilometers per day.About Sai: Sai is an energetic and adventure person who is very active in social work and volunteering, and also loves to challenge himself to make an impact in society. With his great talents as singer, song writer, and actor, he also is greatly enthusiastic in sports. His running background, Sai used to run for around 4 years now in many marathon events for 21km, 42km, 64km throughout the year. Sai believes that everyone can be a part to contribute to society and together we can do the impossible possible. Initially, starting from a passion leads to creating an event to celebrate birthday and be grateful for this country and people, in the commitment to make the move with this event to make an impact for everyone and not only individuals. With the passion in music and film, Sai has joined the music industry as singer and song composer for 10 years now, also he owns more than 10 original songs with the hit song called “Ngob Ngol”. In the film industry, Sai has acted in six short films, three drama series and three feature films. The Important of project: This is a great showcase to Youth as individuals because they are a very important pillar to make an impact to society. It is important for one community to have individual participating in tackling any issues no matter it’s small or big in order to keep unity and better growth as a whole. This is a little hope and support for the young generation, especially for kids to ensure that they all receive the same opportunity to grow up healthy and become good human resources to develop the country. All the funds that receive from the donors will donate directly to help children at Angkor Hospital.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
COVID-19 doesn’t stop children getting cancer, it does however stop not-for-profit hospitals effectively fundraiseVanessa and I have been supporters of Angkor Hospital for Children for a since we competed in the actual race in 2018. This year, due to COVID this event of course will be greatly scaled down. We are proud to be running the in the Virtual 10km race in Hong Kong to support AHC and their free, lifesaving healthcare it provides to children across Cambodia. The actual event http://www.cambodia-events.org/angkor-half-marathon/ The virtual event https://worldsmarathons.com/marathon/angkor-wat-virtual-runThe charity https://angkorhospital.org/When a Colleague and ourselves ran the actual race in 2018 the funds raised would have actually paid the salary for 3 nurses for 2 years!If you would like to sponsor us and please remember ANY DONATIONS WILL BE MATCHED BY THE COMPANY I WORK FOR!On a personal note, we’ve not exercised at all this year and we have 1 month to train, this is going to be painful, and has anyone seen 10 km of flat ground in Hong Kong?How to donateI have set up a page here that I believe should give tax deduction receipts https://www.simplygiving.com/martin-and-vanessa-s-10km-for-angkor-hospitalPlease find more information the charity below. Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) is a non-profit pediatric teaching hospital that provides free, high-quality, and compassionate health care to children in Siem Reap, Cambodia. Founded by Friends Without A Border in 1999, the hospital has provided medical care and health education to over 1.5 million children across Cambodia.AHC’s mission is to improve healthcare for all of Cambodia's children by creating a sustainable, replicable model of a healthcare institution in cooperation with the Cambodian government.Angkor Hospital for Children was founded on the belief that every child has the right to a healthy life. Since we first opened our doors in 1999, we have provided more than 1.5 million treatments to Cambodia’s poorest children and their families, have been officially recognized as one of Cambodia’s few paediatric teaching hospitals and have created wide-reaching community outreach programmes.World-renowned Japanese photographer Kenro Izu first visited Cambodia in 1993 to photograph the magnificent Angkor Temples. Kenro was deeply touched by the resilient children he met during his trip, often missing arms and legs due to landmines and other unexploded ordnances. During his stay in Cambodia, Kenro witnessed a young girl, the same age as his own daughter, die simply because her father could not afford $2 for medical care. It was then that Kenro decided to found Friends Without A Border and give back to the country that inspired his photographic journey.With the help of the international art community, health care professionals, and more than 6,000 supporters from around the world, Angkor Hospital for Children opened its gates in 1999. Kenro founded Angkor Hospital for Children on the principle of building a hospital for Cambodian children, run by Cambodians. Following Friends’ model of Treatment + Education + Prevention, AHC has created a sustainable, replicable model of a health care institution that provides high-quality medical care to all children, regardless of their ability to pay.
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Originally a team of 18, we are now a team of 12 friends who have taken on the challenge to go and trek Mt. Kota Kinabalu on 23rd February 2020. 6 of our team had to pull out due to travel issues as a result of COVID-19 but will be with us in spirit.We agreed to raise funds for AHC (Angkor Hospital for Children) in Cambodia. AHC is a non-profit paediatric healthcare organisation with a mission of improving healthcare for all Cambodian children. AHC has grown from a small hospital with just two beds in 1999 to become the leading, well-established, paediatric healthcare organisation that it is today, treating around 150,000 children annually. For more information visit: angkorhospital.org/what-we-doOur Motley Crew now consists of Ashok, Bernard, Elaine, Kristine, Mag, Prashant, Rajeev, Ryan, Sanjay, Sasha, Scott and Sylvia.Please do give generously.
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My name is Cameron Heyring and I am 17 years old. I am going to be running my first trail marathon on the 22/2/20. It is a 44km race along the coast of Northumberland with 957 feet of ascent. I have been training hard and this will continue to get harder and harder as I want to make sure I am ready to take on this race. If you want any information about the charity, my training or the race I am doing my email is [email protected]. This is the link to the race if you want to look at the route I will be running, https://www.endurancelife.com/northumberland. The link to the charity is https://angkorhospital.org.
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It is my pleasure to participate in the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon for the third year running! The atmosphere of the participants and spectators will be electric as we run through the famous temple of Angkor Wat and, at Angkor Thom, the Bayon temple with its countless sculptural decorations which are world class! But more importantly, the funds raised go to supporting the Angkor Hospital for Children, a cause close to our hearts at Manulife! Decisions made easier. Lives made better.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
Growing up my primary school teacher took us to a blind orphanage which also functioned as a school. Every year for the six years I lived in Egypt we went to share our toys, baked cookies and our time to sing Christmas carols together. Children’s health and education are dear to my heart and still recall with how little you can make others less fortunate smile and comfort. These children from back then have taught me a lot and I try to give back. Tomorrow I run for Children here in Cambodia, Angkor Wat. If you can, please support and shine a light with me by donating.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
Manulife is committed to helping people live healthier, more active lives. As part of our sponsorship of the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon in Cambodia, Team Manulife runners are raising money for the Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC) for the fifth year.Cambodia’s public healthcare system has made impressive gains in recent years, and poverty continues to fall. Despite this, children still die from preventable causes, like diarrhea, pneumonia and infection. Due to barriers from distance, poor quality and affordability, a lack of access to healthcare remains a serious issue.35% of Cambodians are living in poverty1 in 34 Cambodian children die before their 5th birthday1 out of 3 newborn deaths are preventableAHC was founded twenty years ago and has grown into a comprehensive healthcare organisation. Preventing childhood mortality and morbidity is a core pillar of AHC’s mission. AHC’s vision is that all Cambodian children will have access to high quality, compassionate healthcare. Wherever they live, and whatever their ability to pay. All treatment, medicine, and follow up care provided by AHC is completely free. As a result, AHC needs to raise a total of US$6.5mn annually. In 2018, AHC provided approximately 160,000 medical treatments to children from all over Cambodia, and we could not have done it without your generous support. Every dollar makes a difference. Take a look at how your donation will help:$6 One counselling session for a patient to prepare for surgery, or aid in recovery$10 Consultation for one patient with AHC's Cardiothoracic specialist$50 Train one Undergraduate Nursing student at AHC for 2 weeks$100 One stethoscope$250 One day of lifesaving Intensive Care for one patient$750 One PDA heart surgery$5,000 One defibrillator machine that treats life threatening heart conditionsPlease help us make a difference in the lives of Cambodia's children by donating today.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
Hello there friends & family, Even though there have been some vast improvements to healthcare in Cambodia over the last two decades many health challenges remain for children. Nearly half of all children in Cambodia are suffering from malnutrition, which makes them more vulnerable to illnesses, many of which are preventable. On top of that, quality, affordable health is limited especially in rural areas where 80% of families still live in poor conditions. That is why as many as 500 families travel across the country every single day to AHC, to receive free, high quality healthcare, like nowhere else in Cambodia. We are running to not only improve healthcare for Cambodia’s children but to help AHC transform it. Please donate to help us reach our fundraising target. Every donation counts!
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Angkor Hospital for Children
A month ago I wouldn't have thought I could run 5k let alone 10k, but this has been a time of accepting challenges so when my husband wanted to sign me up for a 10k race I unwittingly said yes. The race is in less than two weeks (8th Dec 2019) and not being a runner I am nowhere near race ready, but with your help I can be:-) Please help me stay motivated by donating generously, I am running the 10k in aid of the Angkor Hospital for Children. They transform lives of children in Siem Reap by providing world class care and treatment. They rely on donors like you to keep the work going and improving the lives of children not only in Siem Reap, but the whole of Cambodia.Please help me raise funds for this wonderful cause by donating any amount you wish. You donations will go a long way to supporting them on their work to transform the lives of children in Cambodia.Here are some of the ways in which your donations will help:US$10 will sponsor a child to receive physiotherapy treatment (that's about the price of 2 cappuccino's US$15 supports a dental visit for a child US$25 supports nursing at AHCUS$50 sponsors 3x counselling sessions for children of abuse or neglectUS$100 will sponsor one child to receive cataract eye surgeryUS$250 will sponsor 24 hours of intensive care for a premature babyUS$750 will sponsor one closed heart surgeryThanks for your support,Shan. xx
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Angkor Hospital for Children
So I did a crazy thing earlier this year and said I'd run a half marathon in 2019 and signed up for the Angkor Wat Half Marathon. The race is on 8th December 2019 in Angkor, Cambodia. I will be running the Half Marathon (that's 13.1 miles / 21.1 km), and I have never, ever run a race before, unless you count the 1500 metre race in school over 20 years ago. So I am looking for your support to keep me motivated.There was no point running for fun, so I am raising money for the Angkor Hospital for Children (AHC), which provides care and lifesaving treatment to children in Cambodia. Your support, will not only encourage me to complete the race (I sure need it), but you will be supporting the amazing work the hospital does in raising the healthcare standards for the children in Cambodia. They rely on donors like you, since only 5% of their operating cost is subsidised by the Royal Cambodian government.Your donations, no matter how much they are, help towards a bigger goal and will go towards supporting the work of the AHC.Here are some of the ways in which your donations will help:US$10 will sponsor a child to receive physiotherapy treatment (that's about the price of 2 cappuccino's US$15 supports a dental visit for a child US$25 supports nursing at AHCUS$50 sponsors 3x counselling sessions for children of abuse or neglectUS$100 will sponsor one child to receive cataract eye surgeryUS$250 will sponsor 24 hours of intensive care for a premature babyUS$750 will sponsor one closed heart surgerySee my updates on Twitter (https://twitter.com/iAmMohammedAli) and Instagram @iAmMohammedAli Oh and to make it really gruelling for myself (because signing up was crazy enough) I am aiming for a finish time of 2 hours or less - eek! So did deep guys and girls, help me stay motivated and help the kids of Cambodia.Thanks for your support,Mo
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Angkor Hospital for Children
This is my first run and I am aiming to complete the 10K. Please help donate to a charitable cause
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Angkor Hospital for Children
Hello All,I am running the 5K for the AHC team.We could really use your help at the hospital and a little goes a long way.Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas!
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Angkor Hospital for Children
I started running about 5 years ago when my friend who was about the same size and built as me took on the challenge to run the full marathon. It was inspirational to me back then and I was thinking to myself, if she can do it, so can I! Along the way, I have met with many people who have discouraged me and told me that it was so difficult to complete the marathon, especially at the point of 30km mark, that would be the time where most would hit the wall and yet still have another 12km to cross. I wanted to discover for myself exactly how difficult is difficult. I didn't want to live on other people's experiences, I wanted to know how it feels like to go through it myself. Through it I have also learnt that it is very important to know how to encourage others. It doesn't matter how fast or how slow we take to cross the finishing line, what is important, is that we have crossed it. All of us have different challenges in life, it may be completing a run, it may be looking after a child, or it may be managing a difficult project. Nobody will really remember the pains that we have while going through the ordeal, at the end of the day, it is how we celebrate the completion of the task and what you are being remembered for. Today, you have a chance to make a difference to someone's life. The Angkor Wat Half Marathon aims to raise money to provide medical care for children in Cambodia (the Angkor Hospital for Children, AHC). For any small amount that you contribute, you will be able to improve the healthcare for Cambodia's children. The amount no matter how big or small touches the hearts of those who are on the receiving end, and any amount goes a long way to bring a smile onto their face. Will you make the difference to their lives today?
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Angkor Hospital for Children
It is my pleasure to participate in the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon for the third year running! The atmosphere of the participants and spectators will be electric as we run through the famous temple of Angkor Wat and, at Angkor Thom, the Bayon temple with its countless sculptural decorations which are world class! But more importantly, the funds raised go to supporting the Angkor Hospital for Children, a cause close to our hearts at Manulife! Decisions made easier. Lives made better.
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Angkor Hospital for Children
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