Welcome to Lotus Flower Organization of Cambodia (LFOC)
Lotus Flower Organization of Cambodia (LFOC) is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious, grassroots NGO registered with the Ministry of Interior, Kingdom of Cambodia (Prakas #4421, dated April 29, 2025).
We provide underprivileged youth in Siem Reap with:
• Scholarships and Education Support
• Traditional Music and Cultural Programs
• Community and Crisis Care
• Cultural Immersion Tours
Our goal is to help children and young adults grow into self-sufficient leaders who can build better lives for themselves and their communities.
Your support is needed and greatly appreciated.
Our Mission:
We support the children and adults to grow up to become the self-help adults who can live in the better lives.
Scholarship Program
The Lotus Flower Organization of Cambodia (LFOC) makes every effort possible to select the most deserving students and we do our best to keep our students in our program.
Education program & Skill
Here are some of the personal stories that make our work with Cambodian youth so enjoyable and rewarding. Click below to read more!
Music Program
The Lotus Flower of Cambodia (LFOC) works with Nirmita Composers Institute and is dedicated to nurturing the next generation of Cambodian composers.
Community and Crisis Care Support Program
A short trip changed my life and I don’t think there is any question that it changed a lot of other lives too. Click below to read my latest letter.
Community Tour Program
A short trip changed my life and I don’t think there is any question that it changed a lot of other lives too. Click below to read my latest letter.
Our projects are made entirely possible through generous donations from people like you! We will do our best to direct any money towards the project of your choice. If a project is not specified, then the donation will go to the area of greatest need.
Rathana, born in 1979 in Roluos village, Kratie Province, grew up in hardship during Cambodia’s most difficult times. Amid war and poverty, he left home at age 12 to become a monk and pursue education under the guidance of a local monk.
“We studied under trees and huts… education was a privilege, not a right.”
Inspired by his past and decades of humanitarian work (since 2008), Rathana met Dr. Phil Caldwell of The Savong Foundation Cambodia in 2016. Together, they established LFOC to give underprivileged youth what Rathana never had—opportunity and hope.
