Landmine Relief Fund

Our Story

In 2003, Bill Morse learned about Aki Ra, a young Cambodian man and ex-child soldier, who was bravely clearing landmines by hand. Aki Ra had established a Relief Center for wounded and abandoned children, caring for over a dozen kids alongside his wife, Hourt. Intrigued by their mission, Bill and his wife Jill traveled to Cambodia to meet them. Inspired by their dedication, they founded the Landmine Relief Fund to support Aki Ra's efforts in making Cambodia safer.

Impact in Cambodia

The Landmine Relief Fund has made significant strides in Cambodia, helping to clear over 250 minefields and 8,529,978 square meters of land. This work has directly assisted tens of thousands of people, providing them with a safer environment to live and thrive. To date, 5,250 families have benefited from these efforts, impacting a total of 36,842 individuals.

Why Donate?

Donations are crucial for continuing the mission of removing landmines and building schools. For just $3 a month, one child can be supported in an RSVP school, while the average cost of constructing a school ranges from $15,000 to $20,000. All donations are tax-deductible in the US, and the organization maintains full transparency with donors regarding the allocation of funds.

Make a Difference Today

Your contribution can change lives. Whether through cryptocurrency or cash, every donation helps remove landmines and build schools in rural Cambodia. Join the fight for a safer future and support the Landmine Relief Fund today!