Bringing smiles and brighter futures through sustainable development
Project Hammer was initiated by a group of IHG colleagues and friends bound by a desire to help and share their time and energy to
Date:8 August 2009
On Friday 28 August, the annual Project Hammer Fund Raising Dinner will take place in Singapore and co-organised and hosted by the InterContinental Singapore. Last year this inaugural dinner proved a great success and raised Sin$56,000 for Project Hammer. The 2009 dinner promises to be again a wonderful gastronomic fun-filled networking event with great entertainment and live auctions, hosted by Hamish Brown, Singapore Radio Gold talk-show host. This year Geraldine Cox – from Cambodia Sunrise Village will be sharing her infamous life story as well as her remarkable insight of Cambodia. Seat ticket price is Sin$250.00 and tables are for sale at Sin$2,500.00.
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Date: 10-12 September 2009
A key event within Project Hammer is the annual house building and fact-finding mission to Cambodia at participants’ personal cost. A group of around 25 volunteers – who actively participated with fundraising and organising – are spending 4 days to build homes and visit charity projects. Last year a total of 18 houses were build for Cambodian underprivileged families and the appointed 5 projects visited. This forms an essential part of Project Hammer: to experience hands-on the spending and effectuation of the funds raised on behalf of our many sponsors.
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The purpose of the Sok Sabay Shelter and Long Term Education Program is to rescue children from various social hells such as mistreatment, abandonment, rape, torture and slavery and provide an alternative caring and stable living environment in which to grow and learn. By providing them the a better medical, educational and living environment the children will be able to start to leave behind the realities of past abuses and look to the future in a more positive way.
People Improvement Organization (PIO) serves 600 children a day through a variety of programs that include non-formal education and vocational training. Through these programs PIO provides some of the most vulnerable women and children in Cambodia with hope for the future. Through education, lives of the Cambodian people improve which will lead to taking greater control of ones life and as a result, a life out of poverty.
The Australia Cambodia Foundation started in September 1993, In 2000 the name was changed to Sunrise Children’s Village, as it conjures up visions of a new dawn and a fresh beginning for the orphans and disadvantaged children of Cambodia. ed by the children. In return, the volunteers had a chance to teach the children and also distributed fruits to them.
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