Global Relief Efforts

The Anthony Robbins Foundation would like to offer its heartfelt compassion to the victims of the numerous natural disasters felt throughout the world. The Foundation is passionate about participating in the coordination of reconstruction activities throughout the world, and evaluates funding requests on an ongoing basis. As men and women across the world begin to rebuild, the Anthony Robbins Foundation takes honor in providing hope and funding support to the many suffering communities.

The Cambodian Children's Fund was founded by Hollywood film executive Scott Neeson, who travelled to Cambodia on holiday in early 2003 and found his life changed by the desperate circumstances and unlikely courage of Phnom Penh's most impoverished children.

After a 26 year-career in the film business, including tenure as president of 20th Century Fox International and a similar position with Sony Pictures International, Scott exited the industry to establish and oversee the Cambodian Children's Fund. He is now its Executive Director, and divides his time between the challenges of daily field work, the responsibilities of overseeing the organization's four primary facilities - and the omnipresent search for consistent funding.

The CCF has developed one of the top educational programs in the country, and also provides safe shelter, nutrition, comprehensive health care and vocational training to over 300 children.

But Cambodian children as a whole continue to be some of the most deprived and abused in the world. Without schooling, and without access to basic public services, these children have little hope of escaping a life of destitution.

The real work has just begun.

www.cambodianchildrensfund.org

Hebron Orphanage, India

Over the past 40 years, Hebron Children’s Home (formally Hebron Orphanage) has saved homeless orphans from dying of starvation on the streets of India . These orphan children have been given love, life and a future. The Anthony Robbins Foundation adopted Hebron Orphanage located in southern India following the 2004 Tsunami. The Orphanage has expanded its facilities, and now accommodates 340 children. The Foundation is delighted to provide funding to support Hebron’s immediate need of building a new stand-alone boy’s dormitory, enabling the number of male residents to increase to 200, and to allow the current boy’s dormitory to be used as a library and classrooms. More information can be found at http://www.HebronChildrensHome.org.

Langfang Children's Village, Beijing China

The Langfang Children's Village in Beijing, China was founded to support Mainland China 's orphaned and special needs children. Many children come to the village because they are abandoned at the front gates or brought to the Langfang Children's Village by locals. It is home to over 90 orphans from approximately ten different orphanages scattered throughout China. China is working hard at improving the plight of orphans, but as a developing country with over 5 million orphans the problem is simply too large.

The Langfang Children's Village is designed to model a normal family environment, de-emphasizing the institutional feel often associated with traditional orphanages. Every child lives in a freestanding home with house parents and their own yard to play in. The Anthony Robbins Foundation provides monthly funding to the Langfang Children's Village to support the daily necessities of the children, as well as medical treatment at their on-location clinic. This collaborative effort is contributing to the well-being of these beautiful children, allowing the Foundation to work toward fulfilling its mission of global impact.

Global Community

The Anthony Robbins Foundation proudly marks one day a month by proactively connecting with non-profit organizations throughout the world. Our goal is to meet the challenges of our global community, come up with solutions and TAKE ACTION! We visit and provide in-kind donations to schools, hospitals, and shelters for the homeless; nurturing, feeding and mentoring those in need. Recently, the Foundation supported the Children's Hospitals of San Diego and New Orleans with a donation of stuffed bears for their in-patients. The Foundation also supported the Diabetes Association in their annual Tour de Cure cycling event in San Diego and Santa Monica, California in honor of the National Physical Fitness and Sports Month.