Impact

Hing ChannarithChangeStream Media’s video work provides CCAF with a wider audience in the region, and connections to funding and technical support from around the world. The volunteers from IDEA Project, based in Hong Kong, viewed my fundraising video, and this has motivated them to work with children in rural areas in Cambodia. ChangeStream Media also made a video to help my staff improve their teaching. Because they provide information to donors about how we serve rural children, I believe we will receive more support through these documentaries.

Hing Channarith
CEO & Founder, Cambodian Children’s Advocacy Foundation

Philip GuerreroChangeStream Media gave my event a professional and high-quality product for our visual publicity, with just enough seriousness and very appropriate humor. This speaks to ChangeStream Media’s ability to effectively communicate by captivating an audience and educating them at the same time. When we premiered the film at a fundraiser, it was a huge hit, and helped me surpass the $1,000 goal I had set for that event. They also came up with the theme for my website, Twitter feed, Facebook page and T-shirt design. I have ChangeStream Media to thank for a majority of marketing my event has received.

Philip Guerrero
Founder & Committee Chair, Philip “Cat” Guerrero Memorial Heart Run

Charlene Bredder

Having these videos has helped tremendously. Six new donors have donated to the project. One video was shown at the Ministry of Education to high-level ministers and other NGOs. It was well received and the ministry is now talking about having a workshop on resource making. This video will have contributed to a significant and much-needed change in the country’s policy and curriculum for new teachers. Another video will be shown each year to the new class of entering trainees to encourage them to make resources. ChangeStream Media staff are professional, dedicated, and bring a curiosity to their work that welcomes all ideas, considers different perspectives, and values local knowledge.

Charlene Bredder, PhD, Sociology, UCSD
VSO Volunteer, Kampot, Cambodia