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Japan is facing many challenges right now. However, a new generation of young, energized social entrepreneurs and change leaders are tackling these challenges with great success and looking for stronger international partnerships. In support of these leaders, iLEAP: The Center for Critical Service is partnering with Jolkona on i4Japan: a project that connects donors to these high-impact projects in Japan, allows you give quickly and easily, and receive direct feedback about the impact of your donations. Get started and support the next generation of change in Japan!
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Help Japanese Youth Rebuild Tohoku with Dialogue
For just $75, you can fund one Japanese youth leader's participation for half day of 3 days Youth Community Leader Dialogue.
Proof:You will receive a report of dialogue, photos, and how they are making new action.
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Help Tsunami Affected Children Return to School
For just $120, sponsor one child's expenses to attend night school for one month in Japan.Proof: You will receive the name of student supported and their essay. -
Sponsor Young Fellows to Help Earthquake Victims
For just $70, you can sponsor a young fellow to help Earthquake victims in Japan.Proof: You will receive names of a fellow and the project they are working on. -
Promote Student Engagement with Rural Japan
Sponsor 1 student and provide a partial scholarship for transportation costs.
Proof:You will receive a photo of the student being sponsored
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Prevent Postpartum Depression for Mothers in Japan
For just $50, help sponsor one postpartum class for one mother.Proof: You will receive the photo of the mothers at the class -
Help Japanese Nonprofits Receive Tax Exempt Status
With just $100, you can help grow the non-profit sector in Japan.Proof: You will receive the name of the Japanese nonprofit organization you have helped to become tax exempt.
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See how a generation of social leaders in Japan are re-imagining a new future for their country with little help from the Social Innovation Forum: Japan at iLEAP
