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Mark Hyman on the Mekong River
Electronics survivor students at CPI-CVCD Training Center
Moto repair students
Sewing students
Dr. Greenwald & sewing student in student projects, Mr. Kim, director, looks on.jpg
Student with TV wiring lesson
Emily at the mechanics school
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Ella Spitz & graduate of CPI-CVCD mechanics program at his shop in rural (really rural) Kampong Cham
What an extraordinary experience you are providing for the kids from Tenafly! I've been travelling to Cambodia since 2000 and I know first hand what a life altering experience it is to encounter the beauty and the tragedy of this wonderful country and its people. I am enjoying the stories and pictures on the website and seeing the familiar faces of Arn and Arun and Sarath. Safe and happy travels!
ReplyDeleteThe more I read the more passionate I become about your cause. Your blog is bound to shorten the distance between Southeast Asia and the western world. I applaud all of you who are bridging that gap!
ReplyDeleteMost of all I want to thank my son and daughter-in-law for their dedication and efforts in making life worth living for thousands. Though not everyone who needs help will get it, hope in Vietnam and Cambodia is provided by everyone affilliated with CPI.
I would also like to thank my wife, Terri Hathaway, for joining Jamie and Martha at CPI. What a team of great humanitarians!
I eagerly look forward to your return.
Thanks for your support, dad... none of this would be happening without your help. take care of NYC while we are gone ;)
ReplyDeleteHappy 13th Birthday, Emily. Love, Grandma and Grandpa. Hi to Benjamin and Richard.
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