Help a young fighter grow, one contribution at a time

A club that puts young people first

KKB Kun Khmer Boxing in Battambang is founded, owned and led by Robert Grégoire, the club's president and head coach. Training is completely free for all Cambodian students and practitioners. KKB takes no commission from its fighters' bout purses, victory bonuses or other fighting income: that money belongs to the fighter and their family.

Your support helps sustain this community model. Robert currently meets most of the running costs himself while continuing to improve the premises and equipment. A donation shares that practical responsibility and helps the club plan beyond the next bill.

Even $1 makes a contribution

You do not need a large budget to participate. A small gift joins other contributions towards water, hand wraps, training materials or a shared meal. Choose an amount that fits your circumstances; a general donation supports the needs the club identifies.

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Choose the impact you want to support

These amounts are contribution ideas, not promises that a fixed sum covers every cost. The number of participants, equipment chosen and travel distance all matter.

• $1–$5: contribute towards drinking water, wraps, a skipping rope or the Sunday meal fund.
• $25: an example equipment budget. For a particular pair of gloves, first agree the reference, suitable size and actual cost with KKB.
• $50–$100: contribute towards Sunday meals and drinks, or a competition journey including transport and accommodation.

Sunday meals and the costs behind every session

Every Sunday, Robert currently pays for meals and drinks for KKB students and fighters, together with visiting clubs' fighters and staff. These shared moments strengthen relationships beyond the ring. Donations can help continue them, alongside coaches' salaries, water, electricity, maintenance and worn equipment.

The club is still being developed. Team travel and competition costs are expected to grow as federation registration is finalised. These everyday expenses are part of the mission; transparent support includes keeping the training space functioning.

Support intelligent, respectful training

KKB teaches ring awareness, movement, defence and respect for an opponent. The aim is technical progress and winning through skill, including points-based competition, while limiting avoidable blows. Training without fighting is also valuable. This approach seeks to protect young people's long-term wellbeing; it does not make contact sport risk-free.

The club is finalising its registration with the Kun Khmer federation. International fundraising platforms may be added once their eligibility and verification requirements are satisfied. No future platform is presented as already approved. After donating, use the existing declaration form so KKB can verify and allocate your contribution.

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