Thank you for supporting PEPY!
Thank you so much for choosing to donate to PEPY to support our youth and their futures. Through our programs, rural Cambodian youth and aspiring entrepreneurs will improve the quality of their lives and uplift their communities. Please read through the donation options carefully to ensure you receive the taxes credits that you may be eligible for.
Ways to donate:
Support PEPY and Rural Scholars on GlobalGiving and receive 501c(3) tax credits or Gift Aid from the UK
Support our Dream Management Project on GlobalGiving and receive 501c(3) tax credits or Gift Aid from the UK
Wire funds or send checks to us directly (recommended for donations over 5000 USD)
Account Name: PEPY EMPOWERING YOUTH
Account Number: 3451 01 981467 15
Bank Name: ACLEDA Bank Plc
SWIFT: ACLBKHPP
Bank address: #61 Preah Monivong Blvd. Sangkat Srah Chork, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Wire funds or send checks to us directly (recommended for donations over 5000 USD)
Account Name: PEPY EMPOWERING YOUTH
Account Number: 3451 01 981467 15
Bank Name: ACLEDA Bank Plc
SWIFT: ACLBKHPP
Bank address: #61 Preah Monivong Blvd. Sangkat Srah Chork, Khan Daun Penh, Phnom Penh, Cambodia
For donations over 5000 USD that require 501(c)3 status for an individual or organization.
For checks: Put PEPY Empowering Youth in the memo line and CAF America as the Payee. Send to: 225 Reinekers Lane, Suite 375, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA
Donate to us via ABA
ABA #: 000179000
Send us in-kind donations
Old computers, furniture, and learning materials can make a huge difference in our students’ and their families’ lives. Get in touch with us if you have any items you would like to send and we will happily help!
Contact us via email or ship to: No. 28, St. Neak Poan, Borey Proem Prey, Trapang Ses Village, Kok Chok Commune, Siem Reap District, Cambodia
For donations over 5000 USD that require 501(c)3 status for an individual or organization.
For checks: Put PEPY Empowering Youth in the memo line and CAF America as the Payee. Send to: 225 Reinekers Lane, Suite 375, Alexandria, VA 22314 USA
Donate to us via ABA
ABA #: 000179000
Send us in-kind donations
Old computers, furniture, and learning materials can make a huge difference in our students’ and their families’ lives. Get in touch with us if you have any items you would like to send and we will happily help!
Contact us via email or ship to: No. 28, St. Neak Poan, Borey Proem Prey, Trapang Ses Village, Kok Chok Commune, Siem Reap District, Cambodia
**If you donate by bank transfer or check through any of our donation mediums please let us know at contact@pepyempoweringyouth.org so that we can monitor our accounts and thank you once the donation arrives.
What your donation means to our community:
Lida's Story: A Little Bit Goes a Long Way
Before PEPY, Lida was not sure he would be able to realize his dream of becoming an English teacher. He had limited finances and many obstacles in his path, but knew he wanted to move onto higher education after finishing high school.
For Lida, one particular PEPY activity made a lasting impact on his life. During his studies at PEPY Learning Center, he participated in a Community Payback Project in Kralanh District. He went to a remote school and taught sixth and seventh graders about hygiene and the values of education.
It was an eye-opening moment for him to run this small scale project. He learned leadership skills, communication skills, and responsibility. Moreover, he was encouraged by the spark he saw in students’ eyes. He was proud that he could be a role model.
Today, as a teacher, Lida’s motto for himself and others is “Be good, do good;” so that other youth may have a chance to follow the path to realizing their dreams just like he did.
Konhing's Story: Investing in Just One Students Helps a Whole Community
When Konhing was growing up, she was not encouraged to pursue education opportunities. In her village, almost all women drop out of school early due to pressure from their family to pursue quick income opportunities. She had to complete chores in the field and at home before even being allowed to go to school. It was hard work, but she was resolved to complete high school.
Through PEPY, Konhing was connected to the resources and mentors to continue onto higher education. Today, only 3 girls from her village have passed Grade 12, and Konhing is the only one to graduate. She wants to be instrumental in changing this trend and now works for World Vision, an NGO that supports the encouragement and mentor ship of youth in rural communities.
Her neighbors are slowly seeing her as a role model in the community even though they were initially skeptical about a young woman advocating for education. She tells youth, “knowledge is more valuable than money,” and will fight until all young girls are enabled the opportunity to continue their studies and build sustainable futures.