In 2014, Love Export collaborated with a local non-governmental organization, Khmer Foundation, to help develop sustainable living to improve the lives of the children and villagers under the foundation's wing.

The LE VI team funded and contributed to the construction of houses, toilets and water filters. Members also had a variety of lessons with the kids such as music lesson, English lesson, art and craft and even dancing. Being the second year at Baray Kat, it was heart-warming to know that the villagers still remember us.

In the 5th year, Love Export headed to Baray Ket village and worked wih a local NGO, Love Cambodia, to expand the community's Secondary School. The school was serving more than 250 students with over 60 students in each class, exceeding the UNICEF guideline of 25-30 students per class. With the new classrooms built, students were able to have a better and more efficient learning environment.

Love Export IV returned to Prey Kla Village in Cambodia to build on the previous teams’ efforts to provide sustained effort towards community development in the village by working closely with the local NGO, Love Cambodia. The team raised funds to construct a kindergarten and also held special events such as Sports Day, Cultural Exchange and Christmas Day celebration for the village.

In 2010, the LE III team returned to Prey Kla once again, to continue the efforts of LE I & II. We constructed toilets and wells and distributed 300 water filter sets to families in need. We also funded the construction of vegetable farm and conducted learning and cultural exchange activities at the village.

LE II constructed a library for the Prey Kla School and conducted English and hygiene lessons for the children in the Prey Kla village during their stay. The team also held a Music & Food Festival as well as a Christmas party and Family Carnival for the villagers.

The very first Love Export project was carried out in 2008 where the LE I team liaised with a local non-governmental NGO, Love Cambodia to help refurbish the village school at Prey Kla village. English and hygiene lessons were also conducted along with a Christmas party and a family carnival.