Serving the Khmer community
with purpose
Over 1,000 community members served annually — through culturally grounded programs, trusted relationships, and a commitment to belonging that spans generations.
2025 VSHSL Impact Award Recipient
KCSKC was honored with King County’s Community Recognition Award — given to VSHSL-funded partners whose work embodies collaboration, innovation, and meaningful community impact.
Awardees are selected by the VSHSL Advisory Board in recognition of outstanding service to seniors, veterans, and families across King County.
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What our community says
KCSKC is so important to my family because it offers community. It offers comradery to youth that are scarce in their Khmer identity. The most important part for me is we find our youth and elders working alongside each other — two groups who are often overlooked. It’s a beautiful sight to see.
The Khmer Friendship Garden has provided a space for my children to learn from their elders, creating a bridge of knowledge and respect that enhances our family bonds. These programs have not only enriched our lives but have also strengthened the fabric of our community.
Built on accountability
KCSKC is led by a board comprised entirely of Khmer immigrants, refugees, and Khmer Americans — community members who live the mission every day.
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Every gift keeps Khmer culture alive — supporting elders, youth, and a community that refuses to be forgotten.
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