Thank you for your generosity and commitment to the future of Cambodian youth. Your support directly funds scholarships, professional equipment, and daily meals for our students, enabling them to build a dignified career in the hospitality and tourism industry.
How much does it cost to support a student?
On average, one year of education at EHT Paul Dubrule costs approximately $4,000 per student : $3,500 for tuition and academic training, plus $450 for a full year of meals.
For students from the most disadvantaged backgrounds, who also need a housing allowance, the total can reach up to $5,000 per year.
Every contribution counts, whatever the amount. A partial sponsorship of $900, for example, can cover a significant part of a student's tuition or living costs for the year, helping make their training possible even without funding the full amount.

Select your donation method by country
To ensure you receive the appropriate tax receipt or donation confirmation, please select your country of residence below. We currently have dedicated banking partners in Switzerland, France, and Cambodia.
If you are giving from another country, please choose the option closest to you, or contact us directly and we will help you find the best way to give.

From Switzerland
Fondation Paul Dubrule
How to donate: Download our bank details (IBAN) via the PDF below.
Swiss tax residents can deduct donations from their taxable income up to 20% of their net income (federal and cantonal levels).
A tax receipt is sent to Swiss residents upon request.

From France
Fonds de dotation CLEA
How to donate: Visit our dedicated partner page to make a secure transfer or credit card payment.
French tax residents benefit from a 66% tax reduction on their donation (up to 20% of taxable income).
A tax receipt is sent to French residents upon request.

From Cambodia
Formation et Progrès Cambodge
How to donate: Scan the QR code to pay instantly or do a bank transfer via Bred Bank (USD/KHR).
A donation confirmation is sent to all donors.
Kindly note that donations made in Cambodia are not eligible for tax deductions.