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CNN Shows Our Adventure Philanthropy In Action
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February 16, 2012
CNN-International and CNN.com this week broadcast a special report that shows what Roadmonkey does and why.
To be clear, the focus of this report, below, is not on us but rather on a quietly desperate community of ethnic Khmer people who have lived for years on a garbage dump in a forgotten corner of Vietnam’s Mekong Delta. Forgotten, that is, by almost everyone except human traffickers and the Catalyst Foundation, our non-profit partner in Vietnam, which fights against the sexual exploitation of young girls and boys.
Please take a minute to watch what happens when impoverished, embattled kids get their very own playground for the very first time.
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