Here are a few of our success stories.

CAFFE SPONSORS 19 GIRLS TO ATTEND UNIVERSITY

CAFFE founder Marshall Kim believed letting these girls go home after high school would keep them from achieving their dreams. With his own money, Kim created CAFFE which in turn sponsored The Young Women Education Independence Program. That Program covered their tuition fees and paid for their books, school supplies, and bicycles. Money raised through The Program paid for the girls to learn English as a second language, funded various activities, and afforded support of volunteers from the United States. 

MISS Sochy CheA, PROUD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE

Sochy Chea graduated from Ecole d'Hôtellerie et de Tourisme Paul Dubrule on July 22nd, 2011. Shortly before graduating she got a job at the 4 star Angkor Era Hotel. Sochy was the first student to graduate with the support of CAFFE.

Elisabeth Huh, CAFFE VOLUNTEER

One of CAFFE's youngest board members, 16-year-old Elisabeth Huh is a true role-model. She shares CAFFE's passion and wants to help underprivileged young girls across the globe. In July 2011, Elisabeth and her father went to Siem Reap, Cambodia to volunteer at CAFFE's girls’ dormitory. She taught English and mathematics, learned about the young girls' living conditions and culture, as well as how to improve their education.