Friday 10th of September 2010
Indigenous People
The traditional cloth making method and other crafts have been abandoned by indigenous people because of modern life style and industrial technology.
CANDO Craft Center, just like CCD, like to preserve their culture and tradition. Please help support them by buying their product. 56% of sale proceed will go to the maker, meaning the indigenous people. They are the people who have a self-reliance life style. For more information, click this link:
www.elevyn.com/shop/cando.
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List of Participants & Sponsors |
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Co-Sponsors:
- City of Alexandria, Department of Recreation, Parks and Cultural Activities
- Cambodian Community Day Committee
- Unlimited Events & Marketing, Inc.
| Exhibitors | Contact Names | | Wildlife Alliance | Nadia Miller | | Western Union | Maria Pineda | | SOS | Courtney Loftus | | International University of VA | Luis Carlos Torres | | ABD Money Transaction Inc. | Chester Thatcher | | The Eight Congressional District GOP | Mike Ginsbert | | CIG | Till Duong | | Unlimited Events & Marketing, Inc. | Zaheer Khanzada (needs 2 tables) | | | | | Donate Life | Faviola Donato-Galindo | | US Cencus Bureau | Vellie S. Dietrich-Hall | | Xavier Racine, Esq.(Law Firm) | Xavier Racine, Esq | | USCIS | Gloria Williams Brevard | | Angkor Associaton | Channa Pak | | CEE Foundation | Ben Bao | | CAHRAD | Tung Yap | | UCARE | Natalie Chhuan | | CDF(Cambodian Development Foundation | Sharon Young | | The Cambodian Senior Association | Seng Chau | | Benjamin & Son Enterprise | Ben Bao | | CAHI | Saroem Tes | | Cambodian Buddhist Society | Sovan Tun | | GM (Chevey Camero) | Clarence Davis | | Washington National NatMobile | Raymond Smith |
Participating Organizations: - Angkor Association
- Cambodian Embassy
- Cambodian American Heritage, Inc.
- Cambodian Buddhist Temple
- Cambodian American For Human Rights and Democracy (CAHRAD)
- Cambodian Education Excellence Foundation (CEE Foundation)
- Ucare, Inc
- Cambodian Investment Group (CIG)
- Cambodian Development Fund
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Latest News
Replica of Angkor Wat
We have bought a replica of Angkor Wat (picture shown below). It is a sculpture made out from stone, by a sculptor in Pursat province, Cambodia. It is 1.3 meter long, 1.1 meter wide and .35 meter high. It took more than 2 months to complete the sculpture. Click the picture to enlarge.
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