Social Responsibility
The 38 Riel Fund
For every product sold, 38 Riel is set aside — supporting Cambodia's hospitals and communities through structured, transparent giving.
Fund Allocation
How the Fund Is Allocated
Every riel is transparently divided between direct hospital donation and structured community programmes.
Kantha Bopha Hospital
Founded in 1992, Kantha Bopha provides free healthcare for Cambodian children. This donation goes directly to the hospital's operating fund.
- Donated per product sold
- Disbursed quarterly to the hospital
- Reported publicly each quarter
Reserved for Charity Activities
Distributed across four structured community pillars, managed by the YUK Social Impact Committee.
- Education
- Agriculture & Environment
- Health & Sports
- Culture & Society
Impact Areas
Community Pillars
The 27 Riel community allocation is structured across four pillars that address Cambodia's most pressing social needs.
Education
Scholarships, school supplies, and vocational training for rural youth and farming communities in underserved provinces.
Agriculture & Environment
Sustainable farming support, tree-planting programmes, and clean water access initiatives across rural Cambodia.
Health & Sports
Community health outreach, medical supplies for remote villages, and youth sports development programmes.
Culture & Society
Preservation of Khmer arts, support for cultural events, and community gathering infrastructure.
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Impact in Action
Communities supported through the 38 Riel Fund across Cambodia.
Education support programmes
Community giving
Volunteering and outreach
Healthcare and hospital donations
Rural agricultural development
Youth programmes and mentorship
Clean water initiatives