ABA​ Bank​ supports​ Cambodian​ Children's​ Fund's​ Primary​ Education​ Program

09/Sep/2024

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ABA​ Bank​ announces​ its​ commitment​ to​ contribute​ $60,000​ for​ three​ years​ to​ the​ Cambodian​ Children's​ Fund's​ (CCF)​ Primary​ Education​ Program.​ The​ monetary​ support​ aims​ to​ help​ sustain​ access​ to​ high-quality​ education​ for​ the​ most​ impoverished​ children.

The​ parties​ signed​ the​ Sponsorship​ Agreement​ on​ 4​ September​ 2024​ under​ the​ esteemed​ presence​ of​ CCF's​ Founder​ and​ Executive​ Director,​ Scott​ Neeson,​ ABA's​ Chief​ Marketing​ and​ CSR​ Officer,​ Igor​ Zimarev,​ and​ representatives​ from​ both​ entities.​

This​ Agreement​ outlines​ an​ extensive​ three-year​ plan​ under​ which​ ABA​ Bank​ will​ provide​ monetary​ support​ of​ $20,000​ per​ annum​ to​ the​ Primary​ Education​ Program​ of​ CCF.​ This​ contribution​ ensures​ that​ as​ many​ young​ learners​ receive​ a​ full-time​ primary​ education​ as​ possible.​ Today,​ over​ 740​ primary​ school​ students​ attend​ classes​ at​ CCF's​ six​ Satellite​ Schools.​

Complementary​ to​ the​ financial​ assistance,​ ABA​ also​ donated​ a​ set​ of​ computers,​ routers,​ and​ switches​ for​ a​ computer​ class​ in​ one​ of​ CCF's​ schools.​ This​ donation​ underscores​ the​ Bank's​ commitment​ to​ supporting​ the​ students​ in​ digital​ literacy​ in​ the​ technology-driven​ world.​

"We​ are​ honored​ to​ yet​ again​ contribute​ to​ the​ Cambodia​ Children's​ Fund​ in​ their​ mission​ to​ provide​ transformative​ changes​ to​ underprivileged​ children,"​ stated​ Igor​ Zimarev,​ ABA's​ Chief​ Marketing​ and​ CSR​ Officer.​ "At​ ABA​ Bank,​ we​ believe​ that​ education​ lays​ the​ foundation​ of​ a​ prosperous​ and​ equitable​ society.​ By​ investing​ in​ the​ future​ of​ these​ children,​ we​ express​ our​ deep​ commitment​ to​ fostering​ growth,​ opportunity,​ and​ impactful​ change​ within​ the​ communities​ we​ serve,"​ he​ added.​

In​ 2023,​ the​ Bank​ signed​ the​ Memorandum​ of​ Understanding​ (MOU)​ with​ CCF​ to​ develop​ an​ all-inclusive​ development​ program​ striving​ to​ improve​ the​ lives​ of​ disadvantaged​ children​ through​ internships​ and​ employment​ opportunities,​ scholarships,​ volunteer​ programs,​ cross-promotion​ activities,​ and​ monetary​ support.​

ABA​ remains​ steadfast​ in​ empowering​ the​ next​ generation​ to​ foster​ a​ brighter​ future​ for​ all,​ ensuring​ that​ every​ child​ can​ reach​ their​ full​ potential,​ and​ demonstrating​ an​ unwavering​ commitment​ to​ social​ responsibility​ and​ community​ development.