Aleisha McCall was fortunate to take part in a philanthropic trip to Cambodia in 2011. Once she saw the fabulous work that was being done, she decided to fund a lunch club programme in Siem Reap. That programme now guarantees 40 school children get to eat at least one meal every day.
To Australians, this might sound odd, since to us, more than one meal a day is a given. But for many children in Cambodia and other third world countries, the opportunity to eat something every day can be more of a privilege than an expectation.
“It feels good going to sleep every night knowing that I have done my best to provide hope where hope may never have existed before.”
— Aleisha McCall
