CRC donated the money to Ratanakmondol Temple

Mr. Sopheaktra Nou help Mr. Yong Yann to enroll the Covered California health plans.

This picture was taken at.
Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc.,
4105 E. Ventura Ave.
Fresno, CA 93702

In behalf of Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc., and the Khmer in Fresno
I would like to congratulate Mr. Setha Nhim, you are the first Cambodian – American to Receive an award as The Employee of the Year in Fresno County Office Education.

Mr. Soheaktra Nou was invited by Mr. Setha Nhim to join the Fresno County Educator of the Year’s Awards on Thursday, October 24, 2013.
L/R: Mr. Jim A. Yovino ( Fresno County Superintendent of School ) and Mr. Sopheaktra Nou (CRC’s Executive Director ).
This picture was taken at William Saroyan Theatre
700 “M “ Street. Fresno, California

Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. was invited by Fresno Center for New Americans to join the 17th Annual Thanksgiving Luncheon. We received a lot of information from this event. We all had a great time.

This picture was taken at
Fresno Fair Ground
Industrial Education Building
1121 Chance Ave.
Fresno, CA 93702

On Thursday, October 24, 2013, Mr. Soheaktra Nou was invited by Professor Bee Yang and Dr. Ghia Xiong to attend the welcoming for Fresno State’s new President Dr. Joseph I. Castro and his wife Mrs. Castro from 4 pm to 6 pm at the Fresno Cambodian Buddhist Society Inc., 2533 N. Valentine Avenue, Fresno, CA 93722.

L/R: Mr. Sopheaktra Nou (CRC’s Executive Director ), Dr. Tou Herr ( Fresno County Office Education ),Mr. Paul P. Sinpraseuth ( Fresno County Office Education ).

The Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc. serves the Cambodian and Khmer community in Fresno County, California, by fostering cultural preservation, educational advancement, and community wellness. Through its various programs and events, the organization works to bridge generational gaps and support Southeast Asian families in their transition and growth within the Central Valley. The committee regularly collaborates with local schools, universities, and civic organizations to provide resources that address the unique needs of the Cambodian American population. By maintaining strong ties to both local institutions and cultural heritage, CRC creates meaningful opportunities for dialogue, learning, and mutual support across diverse community members.

Community engagement lies at the heart of CRC's mission, with regular gatherings that bring together educators, community leaders, and families. Events such as annual thanksgiving luncheons and recognition ceremonies honor the contributions of individuals who have dedicated themselves to service and education. These occasions provide vital networking opportunities and strengthen the bonds between different generations of Cambodian Americans. The organization also maintains connections with Buddhist temples and spiritual leaders, recognizing the important role that faith and tradition play in sustaining community identity. Through these efforts, CRC helps ensure that cultural practices and values are passed down to younger generations.

Educational initiatives remain a cornerstone of CRC's work, supporting students from elementary school through university level. By partnering with Fresno County educational institutions and adult education programs, the organization helps open pathways to academic success for Cambodian and Southeast Asian learners. Health and social services coordination further extends CRC's impact, connecting community members with essential resources ranging from public television programming to Red Cross services. The organization's office serves as a hub where individuals can access information, receive guidance, and discover opportunities for personal and professional development. This comprehensive approach addresses both immediate needs and long-term community building.

Mr. Sopheaktra Nou (Executive Director & Founder of Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc.) was invited by

Council President Blong Xiong to attend The State of the Southeast Asian Community in California conference.

We received a lot of information from this meeting and we all had a great time.
This picture was taken at the Golden Palace Banquet Hall, 2525 W. Vassar Avenue, Fresno, California 93705.

Mr. Sopheaktra Nou ( Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc.’s Executive Director) went to join Ben # 3
These pictures were taken at
Fresno Cambodian Buddhist Society, Inc.
2533 N. Valentine Ave., Fresno, CA 93722

On 09-21-2013, CRC’s members and Khmer peoples in Fresno Kan Ben # 2
This picture were taken at :
Ratanakmondol Temple, Inc.
3066 E. North Ave.
Fresno, CA 93725

This meeting about the standard benefits specified by Covered California allow you to make informed decisions
what health insurance plan satisfies your need and meets your budget.
L/R: Mr. Presley Sam ( New America Center )and Mr. Sopheaktra Nou ( Executive Director & Founder).
This picture was taken at
Cambodian Reconciliation Committee, Inc.,
4105 E. Ventura Ave.
Fresno, CA 93702