LCDI on the verge of financial collapse

LCDI, Phnom Penh, Cambodia, is on the verge of financial collapse. If they cannot find USA $2500 a month for LCDI in 2010, it will be forced to close.

LCDI is a grassroots education project that educates and strengthens Cambodian youth that have fallen through the cracks in the schooling system.

Many students from LCDI study at our BEC. These students are the poorest of the poor students in Cambodia who often cannot even afford to continue at LCDI.

Michael Hewitt writes: We have about $600/month in pledges for 2010. If you can spare a monthly donation, please consider!

> Save LCDI

> Video: Kunthea talking about problems facing Cambodian youth [HQ]

English: NagaWorld, Phnom Penh, Cambodia (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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