Give mental & physical healthcare to mothers to prevent postpartum depression in Japan. Your support of this project will help MadreBonita provide free postpartum fitness classes to young mothers who tend to lack access to such programs. Recipients of this support are often times single mothers, mothers of twins, mothers of premature babies, and/or mothers of babies with disabilities.

Educational Empowerment (EE) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to  providing access to an educational environment in Myanmar that improves children's future economic opportunites and affords them fundamental reading skills. With your help, libraries in rural kindergartens will receive a selection of Myanmar script children's books, locally produced and tailor made to meet the needs of these early readers. With your help, Burmese children will be introduced to the joy of reading and teachers will be provided the tools to promote active learning. 

You can help sponsor one student to participate in One Life Japan’s personal, life-changing experiential learning program to inspire and support people to live a healthy, conscious and sustainable life and to drive more positive change in their community. Your donation will provide assistance to international students from developing nations to attend study programs in rural Japan.  Students will be given the opportunity to attend learning programs in off-site, rural Japan villages where they will gain unique perspectives on Japanese society, while sharing their own perspectives with rural leaders and students.

Through this "Disaster Recovery Leadership Program," you can sponsor talented young Japanese to become entrepreneurial disaster recovery leaders and energize their work reconstructing the Tohoku region in Japan. These young leaders in their 20s and 30s from all over Japan will be sent to 50 projects for disaster relief and community and industrial revitalization. Examples of such projects include: a community bus operation project and a project to create an association of food industries in the Eastern region of Japan. The Fellows in this Disaster Recovery Leadership Program must make full-time commitment for period of 3 months to 1 year. This can be made possible only with your financial support. Our goal is to sponsor Fellows who will become the leaders of next generation, and to generate 15,000 beneficiaries in community revitalization and 600 new jobs through industrial revitalization. Furthermore, this program cultivates social awareness and an entrepreneurial spirit in youth and the people around them, while taking advantage of their energy and ambition for long-lasting and effective development. This program has the potential to move past mere relief and progress and have a ripple effect towards social end economic development throughout Japan.

You can help grow and energize the non-profit sector in Japan by supporting Coalition for Legislation to Support Citizens’ Organizations (C’s). As a leading advocate for the nonprofit sector in Japan, C's provides practical trainings for Japanese organizations to understand the criteria and process to secure tax exempt status, and thus have access to charitable giving. Unfortunately, the process for becoming tax-exempt status is complicated and cumbersome. Without these seminars, many nonprofit organizations will be unable to navigate the voluminous paperwork and bureaucratic hurdles in the process. This is both an important barrier and leverage point for large-scale change in Japanese civil society.

You can provide a home for elderly Tibetans for one year who can no longer take care of themselves.