Khmer-Buddha Foundation Cambodia Raises Over $4.8 Million in Q3
The Khmer-Buddha Foundation Cambodia announced it received over $4.8 million in donations during the third quarter of 2026. These funds supported the medical care for over 460,000 infants, children, and pregnant women treated at its hospitals.
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