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Mengly J. Quach Foundation
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AbbreviationMJQF
Formation2005 (2005)
FoundersNeak Oknha Mengly J. Quach, MD, MPH
Legal statusNonprofit organization
PurposeEducation, Healthcare, Community service, and Disaster response
HeadquartersPhnom Penh, Cambodia
Area served Cambodia
MethodDonations, grants
Employees4 (2021)
Websitewww.mjqfoundation.org

Mengly J. Quach Foundation is a philanthropic non-governmental organization of Mengly J. Quach Education. It has been implementing its programs in various areas of Cambodia.

History

Quach started doing his charitable works since he was 10 years old by helping to provide food to poor people in the US. He used to work in a charity that provided free medical services to the poor and homeless while he was a medical student. This good deeds and virtue inspired Neak Oknha Mengly J. Quach, MD, MPH to found Mengly J. Quach Foundation in 2005. The majority of its funds are the profits of his businesses. MJQF has been helping the communities through various programs and projects. He stated that his grandparents and parents liked showing kindness to others and helping the most-in-need people. That was the reason he wants to give back to society.

References

  1. "About Us".
  2. "I started carrying out charitable works when I was 10. As a young child, I was helping provide food to the poor in the US".
  3. Phnom Penh Post (2012-02-20). "Schooling a healthy business".

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