Teachers For Japan
Helping the students of northern Japan recover from the earthquake and tsunami of March 11th, 2011.
Welcome to our website. Teachers For Japan is a nonprofit, all volunteer charity initiative dedicated to the cause of rebuilding education in northern Japan in the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami of March 11th, 2011.
A Special Message from Teachers For Japan
One year ago today, at 2:46 p.m. local time, northeastern Japan was struck by the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, the largest disaster in modern Japanese history. Nearly 20,000 people died, and hundreds of thousands more lost their homes, belongings, and neighborhoods. Rebuilding is a slow process that has only just begun, and the amount that must still be done is overwhelming. Thanks to your generous assistance, however, we have been able to play our own small part. Teachers For Japan has raised more than 20,000 U.S. dollars thanks to donations like yours, with which we have been able to aid hundreds of schoolchildren. Money can’t bring back lost homes or loved ones, but it can provide a chance to get back to learning and growing. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts.
A Special Message from Teachers For Japan
One year ago today, at 2:46 p.m. local time, northeastern Japan was struck by the Great Tohoku Earthquake and Tsunami, the largest disaster in modern Japanese history. Nearly 20,000 people died, and hundreds of thousands more lost their homes, belongings, and neighborhoods. Rebuilding is a slow process that has only just begun, and the amount that must still be done is overwhelming. Thanks to your generous assistance, however, we have been able to play our own small part. Teachers For Japan has raised more than 20,000 U.S. dollars thanks to donations like yours, with which we have been able to aid hundreds of schoolchildren. Money can’t bring back lost homes or loved ones, but it can provide a chance to get back to learning and growing. Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts.
With your aid, we can help the students of Fukushima, Miyagi, and Iwate recover.
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Towns like Minami Sanriku face enormous challenges in rebuilding from the devastation.
Working together, we can rebuild the communities of schools like this one in Higashimatsushima.
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Those in Japan can donate directly via bank transfer (furikomi). Since Tohoku is a nationally recognized disaster area the bank should waive
transaction fees at present, and you can send money from anywhere in
Japan. Here is the information for our fund account, in English
and Japanese:
77 Bank, Sendai Haranomachi shiten,
Futsu, No. 5463785
Branch Code 262
Miyagi English Education Support Association
Representative Shoichiro Tosa
七十七銀行 仙台原町支店
支店コード 262
普通預金 5463785
宮城英語教育支援協会
代表 土佐 昭一郎
Futsu, No. 5463785
Branch Code 262
Miyagi English Education Support Association
Representative Shoichiro Tosa
七十七銀行 仙台原町支店
支店コード 262
普通預金 5463785
宮城英語教育支援協会
代表 土佐 昭一郎
Thank you for your generosity. Money has been coming in steadily since we started the site and already we have begun spending it on projects to help students in the stricken communities of Natori and Kesennuma. We hope we will soon be able to show you the faces of students your contribution has directly helped.
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