Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt’s Kids’ Charitable Footsteps: Shiloh And Zahara Bonded And Donated Clothes To A Less Fortunate Cambodian Family

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By Cheddar Quejada , Parent Herald Jan 15, 04:40 am

Shiloh and Zahara sponsored a poor family in Cambodia - following their mom Angelina Jolie's footsteps on charitable actions.

According to Daily Mail, the two eldest daughters made time by helping and donating goods to less unfortunate families in Cambodia. Their mom Angelina Jolie has been filming a movie, "First They Killed My Father," at the same place.

Reports say that Leida Shoun, who has 12 siblings approached Shiloh and Zahara with their father, Brad Pitt, as they were having an ice cream treat in Siem Reap. The Pitt family was moved by Shoun's current situation and is now sponsoring them.

NY Daily News reported that within the day, Shiloh was spotted shopping clothes worth $200 for Shoun's family while Zahara accompanied the family and bought them two bikes. The father of the family of 12 said that it was such a great blessing because they only had a one bicycle for the whole family.

"Shiloh and Zahara and their family are very good people. We have known them for a while, they sponsor us. 'I play with Shiloh or Zahara, they meet us in Siem Reap town and we all play together. 'They take us to the arcade in the Angkor Centre, they are all very nice people. I like it when we play ball.' Shoun family said

Sources say that Shoun's family lives in a small tin shack in the slum district in Siem Reap. Leida said that his father is not strong enough to work because of his age and they were just depending on the aid they receive to buy food and clothes. They added that they were thankful for this day and to the family for sponsoring them because it makes living easier.

In a recent interview of Jolie in Vogue magazine, Jolie mentioned Shiloh's interest in humanitarian and charitable actions as she visits the fields. 'When she was sitting on the floor with her UN cap writing her notes as she was talking to someone, I was flashing on myself fifteen years ago and thinking, I know that moment.' Jolie said.