KKB · BATTAMBANG
Sponsor equipment a young athlete actually needs
Choose an item, agree its reference and current cost with KKB, then fund its purchase and handover in Battambang through the club's existing donation methods.
See the donation methods →A useful gift, arranged close to the student
You can help equip a KKB student without buying abroad and arranging an uncertain shipment to Cambodia. Start with an actual need: suitable gloves, wraps, shin guards, shorts or training clothing. KKB can help identify the right item and arrange local purchase or delivery once the cost and purpose are agreed.
This support serves the same commitment as every KKB session: free training for Cambodian practitioners and no club commission on fighters' purses or victory bonuses. Robert Grégoire, founder, owner, president and head coach, oversees a project built around defence, technical intelligence and respect for opponents. Equipment should fit that teaching and the individual athlete.
Choose, confirm, contribute
A product reference makes your intention clear. Send the page URL or existing catalogue reference to KKB, together with what you want to fund. A reference identifies the item for discussion; it does not prove current stock or freeze an old advertised price.
- Choose an equipment page or tell KKB which need you would like to support.
- Confirm the model, size, quantity, total cost and availability with the club before transferring money.
- Use an existing KKB payment method and include the agreed reference in the payment note where possible.
- Declare the transfer through the existing verification form, keeping personal details and transaction references private.
- KKB confirms receipt, arranges the item and follows up on its allocation and handover.
A $25 glove example, with the real price first
$25 is an understandable equipment budget, not a verified price for every pair of gloves. If KKB confirms a suitable pair at that amount, your gift can fund that pair. If the actual total differs, agree the amount before sending. The coach chooses an appropriate size and training use; a brand name or glove weight alone does not establish suitability for a child.
Contributions of $1–$5 can join an equipment fund when a complete item is beyond one donor's budget. A larger gift can support several pupils or shared training tools, according to confirmed needs.
Read the shop amounts in their proper context
The shop includes affiliate selections with unverified promotional amounts and equipment the club bought previously. Historical purchase prices are useful reference points, not current offers or proof of stock. Buying through an affiliate link does not automatically donate the product or its purchase value to KKB.
The existing shirt campaign publishes a $12 contribution per KKB shirt, while the shop currently marks the official jersey as out of stock. Treat that campaign amount as a published reference and ask KKB to confirm availability and production timing. Do not assume an immediate reservation or guaranteed delivery.
Follow the gift through to its purpose
The proposed follow-up links the agreed item, verified contribution, purchase or allocation, and handover. A receipt, photograph or video can document progress when available. A young person's participation never depends on appearing in publicity; use appropriate consent and protect their identity.
If an item becomes unavailable or its cost changes, the club should agree an alternative or refund with the donor before changing a restricted purpose. Practical transparency means describing what happened, including delays, without inventing proof or promising that every gift produces a public video.