The Center for Khmer Studies was founded in 1999, and we look forward to continue serving our community for many decades to come.
Our library has grown from a few hunders items to more than 22 thousand items including books. photos, maps, and more.
Every week, hundreds of local school children visit our library and grounds to read, rest, and access the internet.
Annually, thousands of university students, scholars, and professors visit CKS to attend our events and share knowledge.
Please consider supporting The Center for Khmer Studies.
By donating or becoming a member, you are supporting connections between Cambodian scholars, students, and artists with their international colleagues, for the purpose of fostering understanding of Cambodia and Southeast Asia
You can support the CKS annual fund that help keep the library open and free for all visitors. Click the button below to donate by credit card, now.
Support CKS’s Library fund for acquisition of books, equipment and computers, and the ongoing training of our Cambodian librarians.
Many people make special gifts as memorial or honorary donations in the name of family members, distinguished Cambodians, and CKS Fellows or Board Members.
The Center for Khmer Studies is a non-governmental institution operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
WHAT WE DO
HOW WE DO IT
Yes! Center for Khmer Studies Inc. is headquartered in New York, NY, and is a 501(c)(3) organization. EIN: 13-4044429. The IRS ruling year for tax exemption was 1999.
We accept books and private collections that complement our library and mission. We are also able to accept appreciated stock donations.
Contact our New York Office directly to discuss special gifts.
Of course. Visit our Contact page to use our contact form to send a message, find an address to visit one of our offices, or see our phone numbers to call us for more information.
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