Regional Managing Director of ARDEX Oceania, Fabian Morgan, and his family, have joined others from the Australian Flooring industry led by Brett Sturgess of MJS Floorcoverings on a ride from Saigon to Phom Penh in Cambodia to raise funds for the Cambodian Children’s Fund.
This is a rare gathering for the cohort of 20 colleagues including flooring suppliers, distributors and manufacturers usually getting together to discuss trends and advancements in the Australian flooring industry. This time, along with their families, they are experiencing a completely different lifestyle of the Cambodian villages along the cycle tour, riding over 300 km.
“Natalie and I wanted our family to experience what life was like for the young population of Cambodia. It both broadens your view of the world and makes you appreciate the education and lifestyle you’ve been given. Experiencing the local villages first hand makes our yearn for giving back so much stronger.”
Our family donations have reached over $45,000 and the whole flooring team has raised over $130,000 – the largest sum since the tour’s beginning. Your donation, large or small, is greatly appreciated! Visit: https://ccf-au.raiselysite.com/fabian-and-natalie
Here is just a short snippet of our quest:
For the kids
A little about Cambodian Children’s Fund, actually set up by an Australian, Scott Neeson, many years ago.
Education is often taken for granted, but for many Cambodian children experiencing extreme poverty, a variety of obstacles including inaccessibility and the need to work to survive prevent them from being able to attend school.
Cambodian Children’s Fund (CCF) works to transform the lives of the most impoverished, marginalized, and neglected children in Cambodia through high-quality education, leadership training, and direct support programs.
No donation is too small, and every dollar donated goes directly towards providing a brighter future for the most impoverished Cambodian children and their families.
To find out more about Cambodian Children’s Fund and the difference your donation makes, please visit cambodianchildrensfund.org.
To read more about Scott Neeson’s story visit the website here.
