Sumatra's rainforests are a global treasure, vital for the survival of critically endangered orangutans. With only 14,000 Sumatran and fewer than 800 Tapanuli orangutans remaining, restoring damaged habitat is critical. At SOS, we're supporting the rewilding of degraded landscapes, turning them back into thriving rainforests. The results are inspiring: wildlife is returning to these restored forests, including orangutans, elephants, sun bears, gibbons, leopard cats, and various endangered birds.

This project will help up to 25 orphans some with HIV and epilepsy, as well as blind children. By living at our school, this allows them to receive full time care, scholastic education with Braille, traditional Cambodian performing arts training, as therapy and vocational training. The children (except for the blind) have no parents, no extended families and have no alternative care except for our school; We work with the Ministries of Culture, Education & Social Affairs and local authorities.

Arts For All offers accessible artistic opportunities to children in the NYC area who face socio-economic, physical or emotional barriers to exploring the arts. We serve about 5,000 children a year through our in-person and virtual programming. Our workshops are offered in many artistic disciplines, and are free of charge to the children and youth organizations we serve. Amidst budget cuts and plummeting literacy rates, our partners rely on us for quality arts and literacy programs.