Branches
North America – Headquarters
530 South Lake Avenue, #334
Pasadena CA, 91101
United States of America
Community First Initiatives Inc. is a US-registered Non-profit Non-Stock Company Incorporated in the State of Delaware. All contribution are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law as per section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code.
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Europe – Changemaker Liaison Office
In 2015, Community First will be opening its first European offices in order to reach out to more volunteers.
South East Asia – Field Office
Salakumreuk Village,
Siem Reap Province,
Kingdom of Cambodia
Community First operates in the Kingdom of Cambodia under the auspices of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
Recent Posts and Articles
Rice Husk as a Growing Media
25 Oct 2015We have a lot of exciting aquaponics projects at work here in Cambodia. We have experimental grow beds at the Tuk Vil farm, where we are testing KEM (Khmer Effective Microorganisms) in sustainable aquaponics systems to see how their presence
Meet the changemakers
26 Feb 2015Community First’s goal is to create local solutions to the global problems of poverty by connecting changemakers from throughout the world. Meet the students of California State University, Los Angeles (CSULA) and how they’re doing their part in turning the challenges of
Community First is Moving Forward!
04 Nov 2014We are connecting changemakers to create local solutions to the global problems of poverty…
…in order to help forgotten communities lift themselves out of poverty.
Thanks to the Pasadena Rotary, we are able to provide basic needs for the families
Aquaponics and Fish Farming in Cambodia
09 Aug 2014
Introduction to Cambodia’s inland fisheries
The objective of Community First aquaponics project is to provide individual families without resources the means of farming fish sustainably for their own consumption and for sale on the market. Although we intend to develop
Introduction to Cambodian Lacquer
09 Aug 2014
Visit to Eric and Thierry Stocker in Siem Reap
A nice villa in a small street of Siem Reap is where Angkor Artwork makes the most beautiful lacquerware. A visit to the lacquer workshop, tucked in the shaded garden